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The symbols shaped like EVA-m and EVA-g are frequently used for the abbreviations -ris, -tis, and -cis.

Thanks JKP, it looks like what is the complete picture is that k is for "etc." and g and m for those "-*is". I have additional considerations about your picture (very helpful!), will post in another thread.

Assuming one of these endings and "o" or "e" for the second letter of the word, the following options are available:

- horis
- heris

Both are dative or ablative from "hora" and "hera" (= "era") respectively, which both are plural and feminine, if I'm not mistaken. But I could not find a word form of a derivative from "lux" which would match the respective word form and, at the same time, end with -"m" as the abbreviation suggests.