Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wight
Noun
/waɪt/

Definition
A wight is a creature or being, often used in historical or fantasy contexts to refer to a person or a spirit.

Examples
- The wight wandered through the forest, unseen by the living.
- In the legend, the brave knight faced a fearsome wight that haunted the castle.
- Many tales speak of wights that protect the ancient sites of power.

Meaning
The term often denotes a living being, particularly a ghostly or supernatural one. It can refer to human beings in a general sense or emphasize a certain characteristic.

Synonyms
- Being
- Creature
- Spirit