Morpheme
Lust(e)r(e) [Luster, Lustre
Type
free base
Denotation
gloss, radiance, shining, pure; period of five years, purificatory sacrifice performed every five years
Etymology
French lustre; Latin lustrāre, from lūstrum
Evidence
deluster, delustre, dislustre, illustrable, illustratable, illustrate, illustrated, illustrates, illustrating, illustration, illustrator, illustratory, illustrious, illustriously, illustriousness, illustrous, lackluster, lacklustre, luster, lustered, lustering, lusterless, lusters, lusterware, lustra, lustrable, lustral, lustrate, lustrated, lustrates, lustrating, lustration, lustre, lustred, lustreless, lustres, lustreware, lustrical, lustrify, lustrine, lustring, lustrious, lustrous, lustrously, lustrousness, lustrum, lustrums, nonillustrious, nonlustrous, outlustre, overillustrate, perlustrate, perlustration, perlustrator, reillustrate, semilustrous, sublustrous, unillustrated, unillustrious, unlustrous
