Definition

A type of window that is set into a sloping roof, often used to add light and space to an upper floor.

Example

The architect designed a beautiful luthern to brighten the attic room.

Conversation

Did you see that new house with the luthern window on the top floor?

Yeah, it looks unique and really stands out!

I wonder how much light it brings into the attic.

Probably a lot, it would make the space feel so much bigger!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'luthern' originates from Old English 'lutherne', meaning 'of or pertaining to Martin Luther'. It refers specifically to the Protestant denomination that follows the teachings of Martin Luther.

Memory Tip

Think of Martin Luther, the key figure in the Protestant Reformation, to remember that 'luthern' relates to his teachings and followers.

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