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λαμπαδηφορίη
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λαμπάδιον
λαμπαδοῦχος
λαμπάς
λαμπετάω
λαμπηδών
λαμπρός
λαμπρότης
λαμπροφωνίη
λαμπρόφωνος
λαμπρῡ́νω
λαμπτήρ
λαμπτηρουχίᾱ
λάμπω
λαμυρίᾱ
λαμυρός
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λαμπρός
λαμπρόςᾱ́Ion.ή όνadj brightw. one's own lightof the sun, moon, stars, their light or other attributesbright, shining, gleaming, radiantIl. Hes. hHom. Trag. Th.gener., of lightA. Pi.of lightning, its flashesSol. Pi. S.of fire, flamesB. X.of the Dioscuri, envisaged as St Elmo's fireAlc.of the sparkle of a girl's faceSapph.of the eye of a personif. lampAr.mock-trag. brightw. reflected lightof metal armour and weaponsbright, shiningIl. Alc. A. E.of the stamp on a silver coinE.of a mirrorE.of armed warriorsgleaming, glitteringE.of a person, w.dat.w. gold, i.e. jewelleryE.having a bright surface or textureof a tunic or cloakwith a bright sheen, shinyOd. Thphr.of skin; of persons, ref. to their skinHdt. Ar.of a fleecePi.of clothes, after washingAnacr.of a temple entrance, after sweepingE.of a Roman toga, worn by a candidate for officewhitePlb. of water, air, skybright, clearA. E. Ar. X.of daylightPlb.of a person's eyes or sightbrightopp. dimmed by blindnessS. E.of soundsclear, distinctPl.of a voice, a herald's wordsloud and clearE. D. Plu. of a windfresh, strongA. Hdt. Plb. Plu.fig., of a person, envisaged as a windAr.gener., of a commanderkeen, vigorousE.of fightingPlb.of animal tracks, evidence, circumstancesclear, unambiguousTrag. X.of a victorydecisiveTh.of persons, their attributes, ref. to external appearanceresplendent, radiant, dazzlingS. E. Th. Ar.of clothessplendidE.of an expensively dressed woman's outdoor excursionsflamboyantD. of horses, ref. to their appearanceimpressive, magnificentLys. X. Is.of persons, ref. to their demeanourbeaming, radiantS. X. fig., of personsdazzlingw.dat.in their good fortuneE.app.colloq.sitting pretty, in cloverMen.of persons, ref. to their ancestry, reputation or meritsillustrious, distinguished, renownedHdt. E. Th. Att.orats.of a person's life, death, character, valourgloriousHdt. S. E.neut.sb.splendour, distinctionof peoplePi.of activities, events, circumstancessplendid, gloriousHdt. S.Ichn. Th. Ar.of words of praiseS. of passages of poetry, poetic stylebrilliant, dazzlingAr. Arist. λαμπρόνneut.adv brightlyref. to a star or armour shiningIl. with bright eyesopp. downcast or shiftyref. to lookingPi.loud and clearref. to singing a paeanX. brilliantlyref. to performing on the lyreArist. λαμπρῶςadvcompar.
λαμπρότερον
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λαμπρότατα
in a clearly visible or open mannerclearly, unambiguously, openly, overtlyA. Th. energetically, fiercelyTh. X. Plb. Plu. impressively, splendidly, gloriouslyAtt.orats. Pl. X. Arist.

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bright, brilliant, radiant

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