Associations to the word «Lux»
Noun
- Meade
- Fiat
- Boogie
- Requiem
- Cramp
- Playhouse
- Lm
- Theater
- Motto
- Cate
- Illumination
- Lucifer
- M2
- Lighting
- Led
- Lillian
- Hannah
- Darby
- M3
- Theatre
- Superstar
- Adrian
- Volt
- Magnum
- Lewis
- Vidal
- Soap
- Suspense
- Yiddish
- Trans
- Adaptation
- Joaquin
- Ingrid
- Luxembourg
- Flux
- Welt
- Gore
- Vita
- Bella
- Intensity
- Bergman
- Cary
- Domino
- Showcase
- Hy
- Ivy
- Kilogram
- Buzz
- Cinema
- Ute
- Et
- Pete
- Tesla
- Style
- Lex
- Hz
- Lisbon
- Colbert
- Kelvin
- Furlong
- Cassidy
- Cine
- Fuss
- Shine
- Underwear
- Genes
- Brand
- Miller
- Light
- Daybreak
- Pianist
- Playback
- Transcription
- Fontaine
- Entropy
- Terry
- Blues
- Broadcast
- Guild
- Dee
- Petra
- Rancho
- Thin
- Lucien
- Sonny
- Fathom
- Interior
- Anthology
Wiktionary
LUX, noun. In the International System of Units, the derived unit of illuminance or illumination; one lumen per square metre. Symbol: lx
LUX, verb. (obsolete) (transitive) To put out of joint; to luxate.
LUX, symbol. The ISO 3166-1 three-letter (alpha-3) code for Luxembourg.
Dictionary definition
LUX, noun. A unit of illumination equal to 1 lumen per square meter; 0.0929 foot candle.
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