Skylight (noun)

A window in a roof or ceiling that provides natural light from the sky.

Origin:

The word 'skylight' has its origin in the early 17th century, coming from the words 'sky' and 'light.' it was first used to describe an opening in a roof that allowed light to enter a building.

Examples:

1. The skylight in the kitchen brightens up the room during the day.
2. The skylight in the bathroom allows fresh air to circulate.
3. The artist was inspired by the natural light streaming through the skylight.
4. He climbed up to the roof to clean the skylight.
5. The skylight was broken during the storm, causing water damage to the floor below.