luthern
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of luthern
First recorded in 1660–70; perhaps alteration of lucarne
Example Sentences
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Crean Luthern won the Division 2 championship.
From Los Angeles Times
The current New Roads head of school, Luthern Williams, told me “diversity is imperative to true academic rigor and excellence. It benefits the education of all and better prepares them for life.”
From Washington Post
"Jake has had a challenging journey to get to a place where he feels comfortable in himself," said Luthern Williams, New Roads Head of School.
From Los Angeles Times
The woman was taken to Advocate Luthern General Hospital in Park Ridge, where her condition was stabilized.
From Chicago Tribune
The man was taken in critical condition to Advocate Luthern General Hospital.
From Chicago Tribune
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