Sol
[soʊl]Meaning
Spanish and Portuguese word for "sun"; also a short form of Solomon
Background Story
Sol has two documented origins: it is the Spanish and Portuguese word for the sun, and it is a short form of Solomon. The short form is recorded in Albanian, Arabic, Azerbaijani and a long list of Biblical languages from Biblical Hebrew to Biblical Latin. It is also used in Italian. The spelling Sól occurs as well, and Solly is recorded as a variant.
Related Names
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