lit
English
/ˈlɪt/
verb form
Etymology
Derived from Middle English lihte derived from Old English līhtte.
Origin
Old English
līhtte
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Earth English
- Trek English
- Treklit English
- back English
- backlit English
- blog English
- candle English
- candlelit English
- cyberlit English
- dim English
- dim-lit English
- earthlit English
- fan English
- fire English
- firelit English
- gas English
- gaslit English
- head English
- headlit English
- house English
- kid English
- kidlit English
- lamp English
- lamplit English
- lit-house English
- litblog English
- litfan English
- litten English
- litzine English
- match English
- matchlit English
- moon English
- moonlit English
- nonbacklit English
- sky English
- skylit English
- star English
- starlit English
- sun English
- sunlit English
- torch English
- torchlit English
- underlit English
- unlit English
- well English
- well-lit English
- zine English
- līhtte Old English
- lihte Middle English
- sky
- fan
- gas
- sun
- dim
- kid
- moon
- fire
- lamp
- zine
- head
- well
- Trek
- back
- blog
- star
- match
- Earth
- house
- unlit
- torch
- litten
- skylit
- litfan
- sunlit
- candle
- kidlit
- gaslit
- litzine
- lamplit
- moonlit
- firelit
- litblog
- dim-lit
- Treklit
- starlit
- backlit
- headlit
- earthlit
- underlit
- torchlit
- matchlit
- well-lit
- cyberlit
- candlelit
- lit-house
- nonbacklit