How to Pronounce "wight"
word
ˈwaɪt
WYTE
wˈaɪt
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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.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈwaɪt
British English
wˈaɪt
Simplified Pronunciation
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Listen in Context
The story tells of a wight haunting the old castle.
In many games, a wight is a type of enemy.
The villagers were afraid of the dark wight in the forest.
I've never seen a wight like that in any other book.