Noun:

Orc, સૂર્યોદય, અરુણોદય,

sunwise's Usage Examples:

took hands when it was blazing and danced round the mound both sunwise and anti-sunwise.

Before clocks were commonplace, the terms "sunwise" and "deasil", "deiseil" and even "deocil" from the Scottish Gaelic language.

circumambulating a Holy Well a prescribed number of times in a clockwise or sunwise direction, reciting a rosary during each round, replicating an ancient.

Wedding processions also used to walk three times sunwise round the Dagon stone on the way to the bride"s house.

circle and lend their power) a practitioner will move deosil (clockwise or sunwise) and when dismissing the elements they will move widdershins (counter-clockwise).

The opposite of widdershins is deosil, or sunwise, meaning "clockwise".

This involves praying while walking sunwise around features on the mountain.

In Scottish folklore, sunwise, deosil or sunward (clockwise) was considered the “prosperous course”, turning from east to west in the direction of the.

The most significant change, however, was the adoption of the sunwise—or clockwise—direction in Christian ritual procession.