Meaning & Definition of Sol in English
English⟶
Sol
The sun (in certain contexts, such as music or certain languages).
Pronunciation:
/soʊl/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
solsDetailed Definitions
Definition: The sun, especially in relation to its significance in the solar system.
Example Sentence: The sol is essential for life on Earth.
Definition: A unit of currency in Peru.
Example Sentence: I exchanged my dollars for soles before traveling to Peru.
Definition: In music, the fifth note of the diatonic scale in solfège.
Example Sentence: He hit the note 'sol' perfectly during the performance.
Etymology
Origin: From Latin 'sol', meaning 'sun'.
Synonyms
sundaystarcurrency (in context of Peruvian sol)
Common Phrases and Expressions
- solstice: The time or date (twice a year) at which the sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky at noon.
- solar system: The collection of planets and other celestial bodies orbiting around the sun.
- solitary: Existing or living alone; lacking companions or companionship.
Translations
- Spanish: sol
- French: sol
- German: Sonne
- Russian: солнце
Related Words
- solar: Relating to or denoting energy derived from the sun.
- solstice: The time when the sun is at its highest or lowest point in the sky at noon.
- solarium: A room fitted with extensive glass to admit sunlight.
Slang Meanings of sol
Meaning: A slang term in certain cultures for a very bright or sunny day.
Example Sentence: It's such a sol day, perfect for the beach!
Meaning: In some circles, 'sol' can refer to feelings of warmth and positivity.
Example Sentence: I'm feeling so sol after that great news!