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Sun = Sol
Moon = Lua
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In Turkish too, sun is feminine and also a female name -Güneş
but names with Gün (sun -day) -unisex
Gündüz (day ,daylight ) is a mostly male name
Ay (moon) is mostly unisex plus lots of male names ends or starts with ay - moon (Not all -ay names related with moon)
Koray , Tuncay Günay etc-male
Aykut ,Aytaç,Aydoğan vs male..
and Gülay ,Tülay ,Şenay -female
Ayça Ayten Aydan ,Aytül vs female
Interesting one :
Ayhan is unisex (though it sounds like a male name, Ay- khan)
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Kam Ata - Tengri Teg -TAMU
There is no hierarchy in nature, only harmony. No chosen people, no chosen race, no soul slavery. My true beloved ones are Black Earth and Eternal Blue Sky
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In Russian the moon can be called both луна and месяц.Originally Posted by bella1407
Russian
The sun- солнце/solntse
The moon -луна/luna
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Sun - Djellë
Moon- Hënë
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In Bulgarian:
The moon: lunata/Луната
The sun: sluntse/слънце
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Dacian(wrongly called romanian)
Sun - soare
Moon - LUNĂ
Ă is pronounced as indefinite article from english (from a boy for example).
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Those 2 are some of the most beautiful words our language has.
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sun = helios (ήλιος)
moon = selene or feggari (σελήνη ή φεγγάρι)
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SURETH
Sun : šimša
Moon : sahrā, sīnā
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