Technique de divination par les lampes, dont on observait la forme, la couleur et divers mouvements de la lumière, afin d’en tirer des présages pour l’avenir.

lampadomanciesnoun

Pluriel de lampadomancie.

lampadophorenoun

Celui qui portait les lumières dans les cérémonies religieuses.

lampadophoresnoun

Pluriel de lampadophore.

lampadophorienoun

Chez les anciens Grecs, fête des flambeaux, course aux flambeaux.

lampadophoriesnoun

Pluriel de lampadophorie.

Lampadosaname

Variante de Lampedusa, île italienne située à environ 200 km au sud de la Sicile.

lampadédromienoun

lampadophorie.

lampadédromiesnoun

Pluriel de lampadédromie.

lampadéphorenoun

Variante de lampadophore.

lampadéphoresnoun

Pluriel de lampadéphore.

lampadéphorienoun

Variante de lampadophorie.

lampadéphoriesnoun

Pluriel de lampadéphorie.

lampaiverb

Première personne du singulier du passé simple du verbe lamper.

lampaientverb

Troisième personne du pluriel de l’indicatif imparfait du verbe lamper.

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