Lucid
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 309
lou's id, adj., shining: transpaicnt: easily unde i stood intellectually bright not darkened with madne adv Lu'cldly. - ns. Luoid'lty, Lu'cidne [Iha idus -lux Inns, light Lucifer, Idd'si-fi n [lit.) light-bnnger the planet Venus when appears as the morning star Satan, a match of wood lipped with a combustible substance which is ignited by fricturn [L lux, htcis light, andfero, to bring. Luck. Ink, n fortune, good 01 bad: chance: lot: good foitunc. (Fioru a Low' Ger. loot, seen in l)ut. Ink, also in Ger glmk, pi ospenty, fortune.] Luckle , luk'les, ad) without good-luck, unhappy —adv Luckle ly —u. Luckle ne . Lucky, luk'i, adj haxing good-luck fortunate auspu ions.-- adv Luckily —n. Luckine ,
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →