weaklight
nounUK /ˈwiːklaɪt/
US /ˈwiːklaɪt/
A weaklight is a light that is not bright.
The weaklight from the candle helped us see in the dark room.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A very small lamp that gives off only a little light.
She kept a weaklight on her nightstand in case she woke up at night.
3. The faint brightness of the sky just before sunrise or after sunset.
We walked home in the weaklight of the evening.
4. A weak or low-power beam from a device such as a flashlight.
The weaklight of his old flashlight barely reached the end of the path.