[sʌn], (Noun)

Definitions:
- the star round which the earth orbits
(e.g: the sun shone from a cloudless sky)

- the light or warmth received from the earth's sun
(e.g: we sat outside in the sun)

- a day or a year
(e.g: after going so many suns without food, I was sleeping)


Phrases:
- against the sun
- on which the sun never sets
- one's moment in the sun
- shoot the sun
- under the sun
- with the sun

Origin:
Old English sunne, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zon and German Sonne, from an Indo-European root shared by Greek hēlios and Latin sol

[sʌn], (Verb)

Definitions:
- sit or lie in the sun
(e.g: Buzz could see Clare sunning herself on the terrace below)


Phrases:
- against the sun
- on which the sun never sets
- one's moment in the sun
- shoot the sun
- under the sun
- with the sun

Origin:
Old English sunne, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zon and German Sonne, from an Indo-European root shared by Greek hēlios and Latin sol