Morpheme
Lumine
Type
bound base
Denotation
light
Etymology
Latin lūminis and lūmina, from lūmen, from lūx + -men
Evidence
adsorboluminescence, autoluminescence, bioluminescence, cathodoluminescence, chemiluminescence, chemoluminescence, crystalloluminescence, electroluminescence, epiluminescence, illuminate, illuminated, illuminates, illuminating, illuminatingly, illumination, illuminator, illumine, immunoluminescence, interluminal, ionoluminescence, luminaire, luminal, luminary, luminescence, luminescent, luminosity, luminous, magnetoluminescence, mechanoluminescence, oxoluminescence, oxyluminescence, photoluminescence, piezoluminescence, pyroluminescence, radioluminescence, radiophotoluminescence, radiothermoluminescence, roentgenoluminescence, sonoluminescence, subluminal, superluminal, superluminescence, thermoluminescence, transilluminate, transluminal, triboluminescence
Notes
luminary and luminaire are doublets
