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–noun

the light of the sun; sunshine.

[Origin: 1175–1225; ME sonneliht. See sun, light¹

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n. The light of the sun; sunshine.

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sunlight
noun
the rays of the sun; "the shingles were weathered by the sun and wind"

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ˈsunlight noun

the light of the sun
Example: The cat was sitting in a patch of sunlight.

Arabic:	ضوء الشَّمْس
Chinese (Simplified):	阳光
Chinese (Traditional):	陽光
Czech:	sluneční svit
Danish:	sollys
Dutch:	zonlicht
Estonian:	päikesepaiste
Finnish:	auringonvalo
French:	lumière du soleil
German:	der Sonnenschein
Greek:	το φως του ήλιου
Hungarian:	napfény
Icelandic:	sólarljós
Indonesian:	sinar matahari
Italian:	luce del sole*

Japanese:	日光
Korean:	일광, 햇빛
Latvian:	saule; saules gaisma
Lithuanian:	saulė
Norwegian:	sol(lys)
Polish:	światło słoneczne, słońce
Portuguese (Brazil):	luz do sol
Portuguese (Portugal):	luz do sol
Romanian:	lumina soarelui
Russian:	солнечный свет
Slovak:	slnečný svit
Slovenian:	sončna svetloba
Spanish:	luz del sol
Swedish:	solljus
Turkish:	güneş (ışını)