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The word "starlight" is a compound of two Old English words: "steorra" (star) and "leoht" (light). The word "star" originally meant "a heavenly body that is visible at night and does not twinkle". The word "light" originally meant "the natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible".
The word "starlight" first appeared in the late Middle English period (14th-15th centuries). It was originally used to refer to the light emitted by stars, but it has since also come to be used to refer to the light emitted by other celestial objects, such as planets and galaxies.
The word "starlight" is a common word in English, and it is used in a variety of contexts. It can be used to describe the beauty of the night sky, or to refer to the light that guides sailors at sea. It can also be used to refer to the light that inspires hope and wonder.
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