Definition of enlight in English:

enlight

(also enlicht)

verb ɪnˈlʌɪtɛnˈlʌɪt

rare, archaic

with object To enlighten, especially to shed light on, illuminate (frequently figurative).

Origin

Old English. Originally cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch inlichten, Middle Low German inlüchten, Old High German inliuhten, Gothic inliuhtjan from the Germanic base of in- + the Germanic base of light, probably after classical Latin illūmināre illuminate. In later use probably merged with a later formation from en- + light, or perhaps reanalysed as showing en- and light. Compare onlight, alight.

Definition of enlight in US English:

enlight

(also enlicht)

verb

rare, archaic

with object To enlighten, especially to shed light on, illuminate (frequently figurative).

Origin

Old English. Originally cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch inlichten, Middle Low German inlüchten, Old High German inliuhten, Gothic inliuhtjan from the Germanic base of in- + the Germanic base of light, probably after classical Latin illūmināre illuminate. In later use probably merged with a later formation from en- + light, or perhaps reanalysed as showing en- and light. Compare onlight, alight.

单词	enlight
释义	Definition of enlight in English: enlight (also enlicht) verb ɪnˈlʌɪtɛnˈlʌɪt rare, archaic with object To enlighten, especially to shed light on, illuminate (frequently figurative). Origin Old English. Originally cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch inlichten, Middle Low German inlüchten, Old High German inliuhten, Gothic inliuhtjan from the Germanic base of in- + the Germanic base of light, probably after classical Latin illūmināre illuminate. In later use probably merged with a later formation from en- + light, or perhaps reanalysed as showing en- and light. Compare onlight, alight. Definition of enlight in US English: enlight (also enlicht) verb rare, archaic with object To enlighten, especially to shed light on, illuminate (frequently figurative). Origin Old English. Originally cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch inlichten, Middle Low German inlüchten, Old High German inliuhten, Gothic inliuhtjan from the Germanic base of in- + the Germanic base of light, probably after classical Latin illūmināre illuminate. In later use probably merged with a later formation from en- + light, or perhaps reanalysed as showing en- and light. Compare onlight, alight.
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