Light (disambiguation)

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Light is an electromagnetic radiation, part of which stimulates the sense of vision.

Light may also refer to:

Devices producing light

Divine light, an aspect of divine presence or illumination
Light of the World, in Christianity, light is a commonly used metaphor for Christ

Light or lite, a low-alcohol beer, or lower in any of certain key ingredients, such as fat, sugar, or salt
Light, a category of 19th-century Scottish beer that would be a mid-range beer today
Lights (offal), the lungs of an animal used in cooking

"Light" (KMFDM song), 1993
"Light" (Music for Pleasure song), 1982
"Lights" (Ellie Goulding song), 2010
"Light", by Camouflage from album Relocated
"Light", by Depeche Mode from the deluxe box set edition of their album Sounds of the Universe
"Light", the final song from the musical Next to Normal
"Light (Pop's Principle)", by Laura Nyro from her album Nested
"Lights", by Editors from album The Back Room
"Lights", by Interpol from their eponymous album
"Lights", by Journey from album Infinity
"Lights", by Scissor Sisters from album Ta-Dah

BBC Light Programme, a BBC radio station which was on air from 1945 until 1967
Light S.A., a Brazilian electricity distribution and retailing company
Light (automobile), a car built in 1914 in Detroit
Light (company), digital photography peripheral company
Lights (cigarette type), a cigarette type with a low level of nicotine
Light (journal), a journal of light verse
Light (window), the area between the outer parts of a window (head, sill and jambs), the mullions and transoms
LIGHT, acronym for Leeds Institute of Genetics, Health and Therapeutics at the Leeds School of Medicine
Skyway Light, a German paramotor design