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Meaning of sun's rays
The primary meaning of "sun's rays" refers to the beams or streams of light and heat emitted by the sun.
Etymology of sun's rays
The word "sun" comes from Old English "sunne", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "sunno" and Proto-Indo-European "sawel".
The word "ray" comes from Old French "rai", which is derived from Latin "radius", meaning "spoke of a wheel" or "beam of light".
The phrase "sun's rays" has been used since ancient times to describe the sun's energy and its effects on the Earth.
Synonyms
sunlight
sunbeams
solar rays
warmth
heat
radiance
glow
shine
beam
rays of sunshine
sun's warmth
solar energy
thermal radiation
infrared radiation
ultraviolet radiation
visible light
illumination
luminosity
brightness
dazzle
glare
sparkle
shimmer
glimmer
shine
luminance
incandescence
radiance
resplendence
splendor
Definitions
- The sun's rays are defined by Oxford Languages as "the beams or streams of light and heat emitted by the sun".
- * This term can also refer to the sun's energy, including visible light, ultraviolet radiation, and thermal radiation.
Usage Examples
- The sun's rays warmed the earth and brought new life to the plants.
- * The sun's rays can cause sunburn and skin damage if you don't wear protective clothing.
- * The sun's rays passing through the prism created a beautiful spectrum of colors.