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61Solar... — So|lar... <zu ↑solar> Wortbildungselement mit der Bedeutung »die Sonne [u. ihre Energie] betreffend«, z. B. Solarbatterie …
62solar — [15] Solar comes from Latin sōlāris, a derivative of sōl ‘sun’. This went back to the same ultimate Indo European base, *su , that produced English sun. Solarium [19] was borrowed from another Latin derivative, sōlārium, which denoted a ‘sundial’ …
63solar — adjective 1 connected with the sun 2 using the power of the sun s light and heat: solar energy …
64solár — ja m (á) 1. kdor se poklicno ukvarja s pridobivanjem soli: postati solar / sečoveljski solarji solinarji 2. nekdaj trgovec s soljo: kupiti sol pri solarju …
65šólar — ja m (ọ̑) učenec osnovne šole: šolarji hitijo v šolo; on je že šolar; nastop šolarjev na proslavi …
66solår — sol|år sb., et, solår, ene (Jordens omløb omkring Solen fra ét forårsjævndøgn til det næste) …
67solår — s ( et, solår) …
68solar — Lā. ♦ Solar system, kahua o nā hōkū …
69solar — [15] Solar comes from Latin sōlāris, a derivative of sōl ‘sun’. This went back to the same ultimate Indo European base, *su , that produced English sun. Solarium [19] was borrowed from another Latin derivative, sōlārium, which denoted a ‘sundial’ …
70Solar energy — is the light and radiant heat from the Sun that powers Earth s climate and weather and sustains life. Since ancient times it has been harnessed for human use through a range of technologies. Solar radiation along with secondary solar resources… …
