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side·light

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–noun

1.	an item of incidental information.

2.	either of two lights carried by a vessel under way at night, a red one on the port side and a green on the starboard.

3.	light coming from the side.

4.	a window or other aperture for light in the side of a building, ship, etc.

5.	a window at the side of a door or another window.

[Origin: 1600–10; side¹ + light¹

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side·light Audio Help (sīd'līt') Pronunciation Key
n.

A light coming from the side.
Nautical Either of two lights, red to port, green to starboard, shown by ships at night.
A piece of incidental or contrasting information.

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Online Etymology Dictionary - Cite This Source - Share This
sidelight

1610, "light coming from the side," from side + light (n.). Meaning "incidental information on a subject" is attested from 1862.

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sidelight
noun
light carried by a boat that indicates the boat's direction; vessels at night carry a red light on the port bow and a green light on the starboard bow

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ˈsidelight noun

a light fixed to the side, or at the side of the front or back, of a car, boat etc
Example: He switched his sidelights on when it began to get dark.

Arabic:	مِصباح جانِبي
Chinese (Simplified):	侧灯
Chinese (Traditional):	側燈
Czech:	boční světlo
Danish:	sidelys
Dutch:	zijlicht
Estonian:	gabariidituled, parktuled
Finnish:	seisontavalo, sivuvalo
French:	lanterne
German:	die Seitenleuchte
Greek:	πλευρικός φωτισμός
Hungarian:	oldalvilágítás
Icelandic:	hliðarljós
Indonesian:	lampu samping
Italian:	(luce di posizione)

Japanese:	側灯
Korean:	측등(側燈)
Latvian:	sānu gaisma; gabarītugunis
Lithuanian:	šoninis žibintas, šoninė šviesa
Norwegian:	sidelys, *-lykt
Polish:	światło boczne
Portuguese (Brazil):	luz lateral
Portuguese (Portugal):	lâmpada lateral
Romanian:	lumini de poziţie
Russian:	боковой фонарь;бортовой огонь
Slovak:	bočné svetlo
Slovenian:	stranska luč
Spanish:	luz lateral
Swedish:	sidoljus, -lanterna
Turkish:	yan ışık, borda feneri