Lustral

lus'tral, adj. relating to or used in lustra- tion or purification. See Lustre, a period.] Lustration, lus-tra's hun, «. a juriju ation by — sacrifice act of purifying. fL /astro, to purify—hi drum See Lustre, a period Lustre, lus'ter, n brightne ' splendour- [fig/) renown a candlestick ornamented with pendants of cut-gla [Fr either from L. lustra to purify—lustrum (see below or from the root of L. luceo, to shine.] Lustre, lus'ter, Lustrum, lus'trum, «. a period of five years long.) the solemn offering for the purification of the Roman people made by one of the censors at the conclusion of the census, taken every five years. [L. lustrum-luo, to wash, to purify.] Lustrele , lus't6r-les, ad/, destitute of lustre.