Image:A_full_moon_reflecting_off_the_river_-_NOAA.jpg|thumb|Moonlight
English
Etymology
As a surname Monelight in 1337, as Mone lith about 1300. Compound of mone "moon" + lith "light".<ref>Chambers Dictionary of Etymology, Robert K. Barnhart (ed.), Chambers, 1988</ref>
Pronunciation
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Noun
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- The light reflected from the moon.<ref name="Webster's c 2001">Webster's College Dictionary, Random House, 2001</ref>
- context|attributive Illuminated by the light from the moon.<ref>The Illustrated Oxford Dictionary, Oxford University Press, 1998</ref>
Translations
Chinese: �� (yuègu�ng)
Finnish: t-|fi|kuunvalo
French: rayon de Lune m
German: Mondlicht, n
Japanese: �� (����, gekk�)
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Korean: �� dalbit (dalbich-)
Portuguese: t+|pt|luar|m
Russian: �од�аба��ва��
Swedish: månsken, månljus
Telugu: t+|te|వ�న�న�ల|sc=Telu
Verb
en-verb
- To work at a secondary job, usually in the evening or during the night.<ref name="Webster's c 2001"/>
Derived terms
moonlighter
References
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