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What is the difference between 太陽 and 陽 which are both supposed to mean sun?
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∙ 12y ago
太陽 is read 'taiyou' and is the most common and official word for 'sun' in Japanese. 陽 reads 'hi' like in "him" and is less common than 'taiyou' and 日 which also reads 'hi' and is a more common word for 'sun' (it also can mean 'day' and 'event'). There are other words for sun like お天道様 : 'otentou-sama' which are old and rather literary.
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