wight in Polish
wight in Polish is istota — wight means an archaic or literary word for a living being, especially a person.
wight in Polish
istota
(archaic) A living creature, especially a human being.
What does "wight" mean?
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noun An archaic or literary word for a living being, especially a person.
"The old poem speaks of "a wight so bold and true.""
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noun In fantasy fiction and folklore, an undead or supernatural creature.
"The heroes were ambushed by wights rising from the old battlefield."
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wight in a sentence
- The old poem speaks of "a wight so bold and true."
- The heroes were ambushed by wights rising from the old battlefield.
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What is "wight" in Polish?
"wight" in Polish is istota. wight means: An archaic or literary word for a living being, especially a person.
How do you use "wight" in a sentence?
Example: "The old poem speaks of "a wight so bold and true."" In Polish, "wight" is istota.
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