lunisolar
- adjective
- /ˌluːnɪˈsoʊlər/
- Many ancient calendars were based on lunisolar cycles that combined the movements of the moon and the sun.
Examples
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The lunisolar year prevents holidays from drifting far from their appropriate seasons.
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The lunisolar calendar is used in many cultures.
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Astronomers studied the lunisolar influences on tidal patterns.
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The lunisolar eclipse was a spectacular sight!
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Many ancient calendars were based on lunisolar cycles that combined the movements of the moon and the sun.
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The lunisolar year prevents holidays from drifting far from their appropriate seasons.
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Astronomers studied the lunisolar influences on tidal patterns.
Compounds
A calendar that uses months based on the moon and adjusts years to match the sun
How Lunar
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lunisolar comes from the Latin parts luni- 'moon' and -solar 'sun', the same parts you see in lunar and solar. So a lunisolar calendar or system uses both the moon and the sun together to measure time.