helion
/ˈhɛliən/Definitions
1. noun
the sun as a star, especially in relation to its effects on the Earth or on other stars; a sun or star that is considered to be a source of light and heat.
“The helion of the solar system is the primary source of energy for all the planets.”
2. noun
a star that is considered to be a source of light and heat.
“The astronomer studied the helion of a distant galaxy to better understand its properties.”
3. noun
a bright spot or patch in a cloud, especially one that is caused by the sun shining through the cloud.
“The helion in the cloud was a beautiful sight to behold.”