No. 6,913 in French
lumina
The French word "lumina" does not exist. You may have meant "luminaire," which means "light fixture" in English.
In a sentence
Le spécimen rare, appelé 'lumina', émet une lumière douce dans le noir.
The rare specimen, called 'lumina', emits a soft light in the dark.
In this sentence, 'lumina' is used as a noun and refers to a specific entity that produces illumination or light.
Je ressens les lumina des étoiles chaque nuit depuis ma fenêtre.
I feel the lumina of the stars every night from my window.
Here, 'lumina' is metaphorically used to describe the perception or the essence of light emanating from the stars.
Les peintures anciennes brillent avec une lumina mystérieuse sous la bonne lumière.
The ancient paintings shine with a mysterious lumina under the right light.
In this sentence, 'lumina' describes the quality or aura of light emitted or reflected from the paintings.
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