Sol (Sun)
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Sol is the Latin name of the Sun, and the modern word for "Sun" in Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Icelandic (sól), Danish, Norwegian and Swedish languages. In Persian, it refers to a "solar year".

Sol, Sól, SoL or SOL may also refer to:

Sun

• the Sun
  • the Solar system
  • A solar day on Mars ^[1]
• Sol Indiges, sun god in Roman mythology
• Sol Invictus, sun god in Roman mythology
• Sól (Sun), the Norse sun goddess
• *Sôwilô, the reconstructed Proto-Germanic name of the s-rune, meaning "sun"

Currency

• The Peruvian sol, used in Peru between 1863 and 1985
• The Peruvian nuevo sol, named after the earlier sol, introduced in 1991
• The sol (later sou), a coin used in France during the 13th–18th century, derived from the Roman solidus
• The SOL Project, a complementary currency under development in France

Abbreviations

• Klondike solitaire, card game (named Sol as part of the GNOME desktop environment and SOL.EXE on Microsoft Windows)
• Solution

Acronyms

• Satellite of Love, fictional spaceship in the comedy TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000
• Satellite Orbital Laser, in the manga and anime Akira
• Scars of Life, an alternative rock band from Florida, United States
• School of Lock!, Japan Radio Program
• Second Order Logic
• Secure Operations Language
• Senator On-Line, a registered Australian political party
• Serial over LAN
• Service d'ordre légionnaire, collaborationist militia in Vichy France
• The Shadows of Luclin, expansion to the Everquest computer game
• Shadows of Lylat, fan-made mod for FreeSpace 2 based on the Star Fox universe
• Ship of the Line
• Shit Out of Luck
• Skilled Occupation List, skilled occupations acceptable for migration to Australia
• Sleep Onset Latency
• Society for Organizational Learning
• Speed of light
• Stadium of Light, home of Sunderland A.F.C.
• Standard of living, possessions and material wealth of a population
• Standards of Learning, set of standards Virginia students must meet before graduation
• Statute of limitations, legal term
• Straight Outta Lynwood, "Weird Al" Yankovic's 12th album
• Stratford - Okahukura Line, secondary railway line in New Zealand

People

• Sol., a citation abbreviation for Daniel Solander, a standard botanical author
• Sol Badguy, a bounty hunter character of the Guilty Gear game series
• Sol Campbell, a football player
• Sol (comedian), a fictional character created by Marc Favreau
• Sol Lesser, a film producer
• Solomon "Sol" Trujillo, CEO of Telstra
• Sol Rosenberg, a fictional character created by prank callers the Jerky Boys
• Sol Stern, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute
• Sol Wachtler, former Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals

Miscellanea

• SOL, California State Prison, Solano in the USA
• G (musical note), also known as Sol, the fifth note of the solfege music scale
• Sol Líneas Aéreas, an airline in Argentina.
• Sol (beer), brewed by Cervecería Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma in Mexico
• Sol (colloid), suspensions of solid particles in a liquid, liquid form of Sol gel
• Sol gel, colloidal suspension that is gelled to form a solid
• Sol (newspaper), a weekly newspaper published in Portugal
• Sol-20, computer of Processor Technology
• Sonoma County Sol, an American soccer team
• Sól (band), a Danish one-man doom metal band
• Sol, an album from the German band Ougenweide
• Sól, Lublin Voivodeship, a village in Poland

Fiction

• Warp drive was called "sol" in some non-English versions of the Star Trek television series
• Sol, an artifact from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
• The Sol Emeralds, mirrors of the Chaos Emeralds in the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
• Sol is the currency for the game "Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django".
• SOL is the name of a military laser weapon satellite in the manga and anime movie AKIRA, by Otomo Katsuhiro.

See also

• Sole
• Sól

References

1. ^ Mars Exploration Rover Mission

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