Luz

Iberian word illumination

Luz is a Spanish and Portuguese word meaning light, commonly used as a feminine given name in Hispanic cultures: Luz María, María de la Luz.

The name carries connotations of brightness, clarity, and illumination.

It appears in compound names and as a standalone first name throughout Latin America and Spain.

electricity

bulb

Rounded storage organ

  • lampElectric light fixture
  • switchCircuit-breaking toggle device
  • wattUnit measuring power

socket · fixture · LED · fluorescent · outlet · meter · bill · power · voltage · installation

illumination

radiance

Glowing luminous quality

luminosity · shine · gleam · sunlight · daylight · lamplight · beam · ray · clarity · incandescence

spiritual

divine

Of or from gods

blessing · holy · grace · faith · Virgin · apparition · mystical · celestial · heaven · soul

anatomy

vertebra

Segmented bone of spine

  • boneHard skeletal tissue
  • spineColumn of vertebrae
  • sacrumFused vertebrae above tailbone

coccyx · resurrection · mystical · indestructible · Talmud · skeletal · lumbar · sacred · immortality · nucleus

name

Lucia

Name meaning illumination

Spanish · Portuguese · Filipina · baptism · saint · feminine · given · nickname

Opposites
illumination

Luzdarkness

Total absence of light

sombra · shadow · blackness · dark · gloom

metaphorical enlightenment

Luzignorance

Absence of knowledge

confusion · blindness · obscurantism · benightedness · unknowing

name symbolism

LuzLilith

Female demon of folklore

Raven · Melanie · Darcy · Adrienne · Kiera

Family

lucid, lucidity, lucidly, elucidate, elucidation, translucent, translucence, translucency, pellucid

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G