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solunar

solunar

9.9
A time of day when animals are most active because of where the sun and moon are
  • noun
  • /soʊˈluːnər/
  • Jargon
: periodo solunar
  • During the solunar periods, fish are more likely to bite.

Examples

  • The app predicts the best solunar periods for hunting and fishing each day.

  • He noticed that wildlife activity peaked during the evening solunar window.

  • Many anglers plan their trips around the solunar to increase their chances of catching fish.

  • The solunar calendar predicts the best fishing times.

  • Fishermen often check the solunar forecasts to plan their trips for the best catch.

  • The solunar calendar indicated that the fish would be most active during the early morning hours.

  • By following the solunar patterns, hunters increased their chances of spotting deer at dawn.

Surface Forms

solunar singular
solunars plural

Morphology

solunar = lunar (semi-transparent) = sol + lunar + sol

Built from the Latin combining form 'sol-' (sun) plus the familiar adjective 'lunar'; 'sol-' is not a common standalone English morpheme and the term is specialized.

Etymology

Solunar as a noun comes from sol- ('sun') and lunar ('moon'), like in solar and lunar. It means a 'period' of time when animals, especially fish, are thought to be most active because of the positions of the sun and the moon.