Meaning of light

Light

Common

adj

•

little or

little

; not

•

little

with

; of little

•

;

the

, or

;

•

that which

from

;

;

for

With

•

In Military:

that which

Not

;

with

•

In Nautical:

that which

;

to a

which is

•

In Rail transportation:

that which

Without any

only to a

•

In Cooking:

Not

;

; well

•

;

little

•

•

, etc.

•

little value or

•

•

Not

;

;

; hence,

;

;

•

;

;

;

•

in, or

to,

;

;

;

•

; somewhat

;

;

•

•

;

;

; not

•

;

and

•

with

noun

•

In Physics:

Visible

electromagnetic radiation

. The human

can

(light) in the

of about 400 to 750

and

, although not

, are

called

and

•

•

;

information.

•

;

of information;

•

person within a

•

In Painting:

The

in which the

; that part of a

which

those

upon which the

; the more

part of a

or other

;

•

, or

from which a

, person or

•

used to

•

made by

with a

which

with a

•

, or

for a

•

The

for the

•

in a

•

; a

; public

;

•

The power of

perception

vision

•

The

of the

•

, or,

, an

by one or more that will

who is

•

In Curling:

stone

that is not

thrown

hard

enough.

•

See

lights

(“lungs”).

verb

•

•

to; to set

•

; to provide

for when it is

•

To become

; to

•

with a

; to

•

In Pinball:

To make (a

)

to be

, and thus

the

to that

its

•

•

upon (of

or a

); to

•

; to

•

In Nautical:

, or to

•

; to

of a

; to

adv

•

Carrying

little.

name

•

•

•

The 24th

sura

(chapter) of

Qur'an

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Similar

Opposite

Rhymes

Lineage

light

English

leoht

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

light

Middle English (1100-1500)

lighten

Middle English (1100-1500)

lihtan

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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