Wight Meaning in English
word
ˈwaɪt
WYTE
wˈaɪt
WYTE
Definition
A 'wight' is an old word for a living being or creature, but in modern use, it usually means a ghostly or supernatural being, often an undead creature in stories or games.
Usage & Nuances
'Wight' is archaic in daily English but common in fantasy literature, games, and shows like 'Game of Thrones.' Not used for real people. Often refers to undead spirits or creatures.
Spanish: ente (ser mítico) - espectroPortuguese (BR): criatura (sobrenatural) - espectroPortuguese (PT): criatura (sobrenatural) - espectroChinese (Simplified): 幽灵 - 怪物 (传说生物)Chinese (Traditional): 幽靈 - 怪物 (傳說生物)Hindi: अलौकिक प्राणी - भूतArabic: مخلوق خرافي - شبحBengali: অশরীরী - প্রেতাত্মাRussian: вейт - призрачное существоJapanese: ワイト - 幽霊のような存在Vietnamese: wight - sinh vật ma quáiKorean: 와이트 - 유령(같은 존재)Turkish: wight - hayalet yaratıkUrdu: وائٹ - بھوت نما مخلوقIndonesian: wight - makhluk gaib
Example Sentences
The story tells of a wight haunting the old castle.
basic
In many games, a wight is a type of enemy.
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The villagers were afraid of the dark wight in the forest.
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I've never seen a wight like that in any other book.
natural
If you face a wight, make sure you have a strong weapon!
natural
People say a wight guards the treasure in these mountains.
natural