Definition
Definition of rushlight - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
historical candleDated UK simple candle with a rush plant wick or bodyDated UK
- He lit a rushlight to see in the dark.
- A rushlight was used during the blackout.
- They relied on a rushlight for illumination.
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simple candle with a rush plant wick or body
Origin of rushlight
Old English, rysc (rush) + leoht (light)
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- French:bougie de jonc, ...
- German:Binsenlicht, ...
- Italian:candela di giunco, ...
- Spanish:vela de junco, ...
- Portuguese:vela de junco, ...
- Chinese:灯心草烛, ...
- Japanese:灯心ろうそく, ...
- Arabic:شَمْعَة الحَلْفاء, ...
- Hebrew:נֵר רוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:светильник из рогоза, ...
- Ukrainian:світильник з рогози, ...
- Hindi:रशलाइट, ...
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