luminaria
- noun
- /luːməˈnɑːriə/
- US
- During the luminaria, children walk along the illuminated paths, singing songs and carrying lanterns.
Examples
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The luminaria display was breathtaking!
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The city organized a stunning luminaria festival this year!
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The city organizes a beautiful luminaria every winter, lighting up the streets with thousands of candles.
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Families gather in the park to enjoy the annual luminaria and admire the glowing decorations.
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During the festival, the streets were lined with luminaria that created a magical atmosphere at night.
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The annual luminaria event drew families from all over the city to enjoy the beautiful candlelit decorations.
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In December, many towns host a luminaria celebration, lighting up every corner with warm, flickering lights.
Synonyms
A display of colored lights that move and change for entertainment
A public celebration with decorative light displays and lanterns
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Luminaria can also mean a public event of many lights, and this sense comes from the same Latin lumen 'light' and the Spanish tradition of lighting many candles for festivals. That's why a luminaria is a night-time 'lighting' that brightens streets and brings people together.