luthern

[ loo-thern ]

noun

1. a dormer window.

luthern

/ ˈluːθən /

noun

1. another name for dormer

Word History and Origins

Origin of luthern¹

First recorded in 1660–70; perhaps alteration of lucarne

Word History and Origins

Origin of luthern¹

C17: probably from lucarne , perhaps influenced by Lutheran

Example Sentences

Crean Luthern won the Division 2 championship.

From Los Angeles Times

The current New Roads head of school, Luthern Williams, told me “diversity is imperative to true academic rigor and excellence. It benefits the education of all and better prepares them for life.”

From Washington Post

The video, filmed by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Ashley Luthern, got thousands of likes and retweets including from Donald Trump Jr., son of President Trump, who retweeted it while stating "This is a must watch and RT. This is the difference between the truth and the narrative the media runs with. Why won’t the media cover this side of things?"

From Fox News

The Journal Sentinel’s Ashley Luthern reported Tuesday that Milwaukee County teens are still being sentenced to Lincoln Hills at roughly the same rate as before allegations of assault, abuse and intimidation became public.

From Washington Times

"Jake has had a challenging journey to get to a place where he feels comfortable in himself," said Luthern Williams, New Roads Head of School.

From Los Angeles Times