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- واژهنامه · Generic English-Persian Dictionary روشن ساختن ، توضیح دادن .روشن کردن ، درخشان ساختن ، زرنما کردن ، چراغانیکردن ، موضوعی را روشن کردن ، روشن (شده )، منور، روشن فکر.
- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary illumination|illuminate Etymology: Latin lucubrare "work at night by lamplight." The PIE root, *leuk- is behind English "light," Latin lux, lucis "light" and luna "moon," Russian luch' "ray," and Greek leukos "clear, white" and lukhnos "lamp." Of course, all words with luc- referring to light share the same source: "lucid," "elucidate," and with an -m suffix, "illuminate" and "luminary." Lucifer is based on Latin luci- + fer "light-bearer," originally referring to the morning star. "Lynx" comes from Greek lunx, in reference to the animal's shining eyes. "Lunatic" is based on Latin "luna" from the ancient notion that insanity derives from looking at the moon. partow-afgandan/afšân(i)dan nur afšân(i)dan
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version چراغانى کردن ،روشن کردن منطقه ،درخشان ساختن ،زرنما کردن ،چراغانى کردن ،موضوعى را روشن کردن ،روشن( شده)،منور،روشن فکر علوم مهندسى : پرتو افکندن کامپيوتر : روشن ساختن علوم نظامى : منور کردن
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 il·lu·mi·nate v. Pronunciation: i- ' lü-mə-nət Function: adjective Date: 15th century 1 archaic : brightened with light 2 archaic : intellectually or spiritually enlightened 2 il·lu·mi·nate Pronunciation: - ˌ nāt Function: transitive verb Inflected Form: -nat·ed ; -nat·ing Etymology: Middle English, from Latin illuminatus, past participle of illuminare, from in- + luminare to light up, from lumin-, lumen light ― more at LUMINARY Date: 15th century 1 a : to enlighten spiritually or intellectually b (1) : to supply or brighten with light (2) : to make luminous or shining c archaic : to set alight d : to subject to radiation 2 a : to make clear : ELUCIDATE b : to bring to the fore : HIGHLIGHT 3 : to make illustrious or resplendent 4 : to decorate (as a manuscript) with gold or silver or brilliant colors or with often elaborate designs or miniature pictures –il·lu·mi·nat·ing·ly \- ˌ nā-tiŋ-lē\ adverb –il·lu·mi·na·tor \- ˌ nā-tər\ noun 3 il·lu·mi·nate v. Pronunciation: -nət Function: noun Date: 1600 archaic : one having or claiming unusual enlightenment