The meaning of Wight

Wight – definition

noun
A person of a specified kind.
Usage examples:
He always was an unlucky wight

proper noun
A shipping forecast area covering the english channel roughly between the strait of dover and the meridian of poole.

noun
A ghost, or a dead person who has come back to life

怀特

Wight, Schepsel

Wight

Gewicht, Wicht

वाइट, प्राणी, जन, मनुष्य

Wight, Essere

인간, 사람, 초자연적 존재, 생물

Уайт, Существо, Человек

Criatura

Word origin

Old English wiht ‘thing, creature’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch wicht ‘little child’ and German Wicht ‘creature’.

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noun
A person of a specified kind.
Usage examples:
He always was an unlucky wight

proper noun
A shipping forecast area covering the english channel roughly between the strait of dover and the meridian of poole.

noun
A ghost, or a dead person who has come back to life

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