lyʊˈnɛər

Definitions

1. noun

A light fixture or lighting system that consists of a light source, such as a bulb or LED, and a shade or reflector, often mounted on a ceiling or wall.

“The architect designed the building with a series of elegant luminares to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.”

2. noun

In theater, a device that holds and focuses light, usually a metal frame or a series of metal frames with lenses or mirrors.

“The stage manager carefully adjusted the luminaire to direct the spotlight onto the lead actor.”