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1. (n.) lighthouse
a tower or other structure displaying a light or lights for the guidance of mariners.
Etymology: (1655–65)
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1. (noun) beacon, lighthouse, beacon light, pharos
a tower with a light that gives warning of shoals to passing ships
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1. (noun) lighthouse
a tall structure with a flashing light to warn ships when they are approaching land
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1. (noun) Lighthouse
a tower or other building with a powerful light at top, erected at the entrance of a port, or at some important point on a coast, to serve as a guide to mariners at night; a pharos
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Sense: a building built on rocks, coastline etc with a (flashing) light to guide or warn ships.
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 Afrikaans: ligtoring |
 Arabic: مَنارَه |
 Bulgarian: фар |
 Brazilian: farol |
 Czech: maják |
 German: der Leuchtturm |
 Danish: fyrtårn |
 Greek: φάρος |
 Spanish: faro |
 Estonian: majakas |
 Farsi: فانوس دریایی |
 Finnish: majakka |
 French: phare |
 Hebrew: מִגדַלוֹר |
 Hindi: प्रकाश स्तम्भ |
 Croatian: svjetionik |
 Hungarian: világítótorony |
 Indonesian: mercu suar |
 Icelandic: viti |
 Italian: faro |
 Japanese: 灯台 |
 Korean: 등대 |
 Lithuanian: švyturys |
 Latvian: bāka |
 Malay: rumah api |
 Dutch: vuurtoren |
 Norwegian: fyrtårn |
 Polish: latarnia morska |
 Persian: فانوس دریایی |
 Pashto: د بيړيو د لارښوونى څراغ |
 Portuguese: farol |
 Romanian: far |
 Russian: маяк |
 Slovak: maják |
 Slovenian: svetilnik |
 Serbian: svetionik |
 Swedish: fyr, fyrtorn |
 Thai: ประภาคาร |
 Turkish: deniz feneri |
 Taiwanese: 燈塔 |
 Ukrainian: маяк |
 Urdu: روشنی کا مینار |
 Vietnamese: hải đăng |
 Chinese: 灯塔 |
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