IPA: /ˈskaɪlɪt/
KK: /ˈskaɪlɪt/
Describing a space that gets most of its light from the sky, often through a roof opening or window.
The skylit room was bright and airy, filled with natural light.
Skylit → The word is formed from "sky" (from Old Norse *ský*, meaning cloud or sky) and "lit" (from Old English *lyht*, meaning light). The term "skylit" refers to a space that is illuminated by light coming from the sky, typically through a window or opening in a roof.
Imagine a space that is filled with light from the 'sky' — that's what 'skylit' means, a place brightened by the light above.