luthern (Meaning)
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luthern (n.)
A dormer window. See Dormer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of luthern
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luthern Sentence Examples
- The towering spire of the Gothic cathedral boasted a majestic luthern window at its summit.
- Through the luthern's delicate tracery, sunlight streamed in, illuminating the sanctuary below.
- The luthern had been expertly crafted by a master artisan, its intricate carvings depicting biblical scenes.
- The luthern served as a conduit between the divine and the mortal realms, conveying both light and spiritual inspiration.
- In the luthern's dim recesses, bats hid during the day, their tiny bodies clinging to the rafters.
- The luthern's weathered exterior bore witness to the passage of time, its stones adorned with centuries-old patina.
- A brave repairman ascended a precarious ladder to access the luthern, his tools jangling at his waist.
- During a rainstorm, the luthern's panes rattled and groaned, as howling winds whipped through its openings.
- The luthern provided a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside, its panorama stretching for miles.
- As night fell, the luthern's stained glass flared into life, casting vibrant colors upon the sleeping town below.
FAQs About the word luthern
A dormer window. See Dormer.
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The towering spire of the Gothic cathedral boasted a majestic luthern window at its summit.
Through the luthern's delicate tracery, sunlight streamed in, illuminating the sanctuary below.
The luthern had been expertly crafted by a master artisan, its intricate carvings depicting biblical scenes.
The luthern served as a conduit between the divine and the mortal realms, conveying both light and spiritual inspiration.
