It sounds roughly like sul-uss. It means 'light'.
Depending on the context it can be several words.To illuminate a manuscript is maisigh le dathanna(decorate with colours).To illuminate a room or a mind is soilsigh; tabhair solas do (give light to).Cur soilse ar .. (To put light on buildings or streets.).Maisigh le dathanna (to decorate with colours, as in a manuscript).Tabhair léargas ar (To give enlightenment on a matter of learning).
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In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, solas (noun).
The Irish word "mé" is pronounced in English "May" like the month.
"Solas" is a term derived from the Irish word for "light." It can refer to various concepts depending on the context, such as comfort, enlightenment, or guidance. In literature and poetry, "solas" often symbolizes hope or clarity in dark times. Additionally, it can be associated with themes of illumination in both a literal and metaphorical sense.
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