Lambert in Latin
Lambert in Latin is Lambertus — Lambert means a unit of brightness (luminance) in the old CGS measurement system, equal to one lumen per square centimeter.
Lambert in Latin
Lambertus
(countable) A en given name; in modern use partly transferred back from the surname.
What does "Lambert" mean?
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noun A unit of brightness (luminance) in the old CGS measurement system, equal to one lumen per square centimeter.
"The lab measured the display's output in lamberts."
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name A given name and surname derived from Germanic roots meaning "bright land."
"He introduced himself simply as Lambert."
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Lambert in a sentence
- The lab measured the display's output in lamberts.
- He introduced himself simply as Lambert.
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What is "Lambert" in Latin?
"Lambert" in Latin is Lambertus. Lambert means: A unit of brightness (luminance) in the old CGS measurement system, equal to one lumen per square centimeter.
How do you use "Lambert" in a sentence?
Example: "The lab measured the display's output in lamberts." In Latin, "Lambert" is Lambertus.
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