Dagmar Turner, 53, has had a passion for playing the violin since she was 10, and she is currently a member of the Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra.
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Wight
//waɪt//
Synonyms for "wight" (5 found)
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Noun(1 words)
Related words (2)
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15 entriesTranslations
22 translations across 9 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- създание noun (a living creature, a human being)
- същество noun (a living creature, a human being)
Danish
3 entries- menneske noun (a living creature, a human being)
- væsen noun (a living creature, a human being)
- vætte noun (a living creature, a human being)
Estonian
4 entries- elajas noun (a living creature, a human being)
- elukas noun (a living creature, a human being)
- inimene noun (a living creature, a human being)
- isik noun (a living creature, a human being)
Finnish
3 entries- ihminen noun (a living creature, a human being)
- olento noun (a living creature, a human being)
- olio noun (a living creature, a human being)
Polish
1 entries- istota noun (a living creature, a human being)
Portuguese
1 entries- ente noun (a living creature, a human being)
Romanian
3 entries- creatură noun (a living creature, a human being)
- individ noun (a living creature, a human being)
- vietate noun (a living creature, a human being)
Russian
2 entries- существо́ noun (a living creature, a human being)
- челове́к noun (a living creature, a human being)
Swedish
1 entries- varelse noun (a living creature, a human being)
Sample sentences
16 total sentences available.
O bace gongarian wight, wilt thou the ſpicket willd?
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Oh ſay me true if thou wert mortal wight And why from us ſo quickly thou didſt take thy flight.
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But woe betide the wandering wight, / That treads its circle in the night.
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