Definition of death light in English:

death light

(also deid licht, dead light)

noun ˈdɛθ lʌɪt

1A mysterious light supposed to be seen floating or flickering in the air around a corpse, in a graveyard, etc.; a phosphorescent light superstitiously regarded as an omen of death, a corpse candle.
2A light kept burning in the room of a person who is dying or has recently died. Now rare.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Burns (1759–1796), poet. From death + light.

(also deid licht, dead light)

nounˈdɛθ lʌɪt

1A mysterious light supposed to be seen floating or flickering in the air around a corpse, in a graveyard, etc.; a phosphorescent light superstitiously regarded as an omen of death, a corpse candle.
2A light kept burning in the room of a person who is dying or has recently died. Now rare.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Burns (1759–1796), poet. From death + light.

词汇	death light
释义	Definition of death light in English: death light (also deid licht, dead light) noun ˈdɛθ lʌɪt 1A mysterious light supposed to be seen floating or flickering in the air around a corpse, in a graveyard, etc.; a phosphorescent light superstitiously regarded as an omen of death, a corpse candle. 2A light kept burning in the room of a person who is dying or has recently died. Now rare. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Burns (1759–1796), poet. From death + light. Definition of death light in US English: death light (also deid licht, dead light) nounˈdɛθ lʌɪt 1A mysterious light supposed to be seen floating or flickering in the air around a corpse, in a graveyard, etc.; a phosphorescent light superstitiously regarded as an omen of death, a corpse candle. 2A light kept burning in the room of a person who is dying or has recently died. Now rare. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Burns (1759–1796), poet. From death + light.
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