IPA: //ˈlaɪtpruːf//
KK: /ˈlaɪtpruf/
Not allowing light to pass through; designed to block light.
The photographer used a lightproof bag to protect the film from exposure.
Lightproof → It is formed from "light" (from Old English *leoht*, meaning illumination or brightness) and "proof" (from Old English *prōf*, meaning to test or to prove). The word "lightproof" means capable of preventing light from passing through or being tested by light.
Think of something that is designed to block or prevent 'light' — that's why 'lightproof' means it keeps light out.