Also in anglicized form lucumon. [L. lucumo, lucumon-, an Etruscan title.] One of the Etruscan nobles, who united in themselves the character and functions of priest and prince.
1837. Landor, Pentam., iii. Wks. 1853, II. 331/1. The lucumons of Etruria.
1842. Macaulay, Horatius, xxiii. Now might the burghers know, By port and vest … Each warlike Lucumo.
1847. Tennyson, Princess, II. 113. She … spoke of those That lay at wine with Lar and Lucumo.
