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| etymological origin of | lat: fulgur |
| etymologically related | lat: fulgidulus |
| etymologically related | lat: fulgurālis |
| etymologically related | lat: fulgurātiō |
| etymologically related | lat: fulgurātor |
| has derived form | lat: affulgeō |
| has derived form | lat: cōnfulgeō |
| has derived form | lat: circumfulgeō |
| has derived form | lat: effulgeō |
| has derived form | lat: fulgēns |
| has derived form | lat: fulgēscō |
| has derived form | lat: fulgētrum |
| has derived form | lat: fulgenter |
| has derived form | lat: fulgidus |
| has derived form | lat: fulgor |
| has derived form | lat: fulgur |
| has derived form | lat: praefulgeō |
| has derived form | lat: refulgeō |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | lat: candeo |
| semantically related | lat: fulgeo (fulsi ) |
| semantically related | lat: illustro |
| semantically related | lat: mico |
| semantically related | lat: niteo |
| semantically related | lat: subluceo |
| synonym | lat: niteō |
| translation | eng: glare |
| translation | eng: gleam |
| translation | eng: glisten |
| translation | eng: glitter |
| translation | eng: lighten |
| translation | eng: shine |
| variant:orthography | lat: fulgō |
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