lustre.
lustrum; period of five years
Meaning & usage
lustrum; period of five years
a very long time, an eternity
Ça fait des lustres que je ne t'ai pas vu !
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Latin lūstrum (“purification celebrated every few years; a period of five or four years”).
lustre, chandelier
gloss, shine, lustre
Where this word comes from
From Middle French lustre, from Italian lustro.
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