wight in Russian
wight in Russian is существо́, челове́к — wight means an archaic or literary word for a living being, especially a person.
wight in Russian
существо́
Pronounced: sushchestvo
(archaic) A living creature, especially a human being.
челове́к
Pronounced: chelovek
(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."
- He called Worsel, and, upon being informed that the recorders were ready, he started in. Characteristically, he began with Prellin of Bronseca, and memorized the data covering that wight as he transmitted it.
- The heroes were ambushed by wights rising from the old battlefield.
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What is "wight" in Russian?
"wight" in Russian is существо́, челове́к. wight means: An archaic or literary word for a living being, especially a person.
How do you pronounce существо́?
"wight" in Russian is существо́, pronounced "sushchestvo".
How do you use "wight" in a sentence?
Example: "The old poem speaks of "a wight so bold and true."" In Russian, "wight" is существо́, челове́к.
Are there other ways to say "wight" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "wight": существо́, челове́к.
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