Ulude
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 256
H-lOd', v.t. to play upon by artifice to deceive. [L. tlludo, tllusutn—in, upon, ludo, to play.] Tlliim n See Illumins. Illuminate, il-lu'min-at, v to lighl up to enlighten to illustrate to adorn with ornamental lettering or illustrations —adj enhght- — ened. [L. ilium illuminntus in, in, upun, ami luvnno, to cast light —lumen (= li/Lime/ij— Imen, u> shine, light Illuminati, il-lu-in in-a'll, n pi the enlightened, a name given to various sects, and esp to a society of German Freethinkers at the end of last century. Illumination, il-lQ-min-a's hun, n act of giving light that which gives light splendour brightne , a display of lights adorning of bookb with coloured leilcting or illustrations [B.) enlightening mllueiue, inspir.uion Illuminative, il-iu'mm-a-tiv, adj lending to give light illustrative or explanatory
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