Lux
[lʌks]Meaning
Latin lux, "light"
Background Story
Lux is derived from Latin lux, meaning "light". It is recorded as a given name in Ancient Roman, Armenian, Biblical, Biblical Greek, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French and German use. In English the same word denotes the SI unit of illuminance, one lumen per square metre.
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