Sun

Sun [Sunna (Sax. and Teut.) Soune (Du. and G.) It is remarkable, that in opposition to other languages, in the northern tongues, the Sun is of the feminine, and the moon of the masculine gender, tho’ the former be active, and the latter passive. Whence the poet: Nec femininum Soli dedecus, nec masculinum Lunæ Gloria. The Sun however in the Persian tongue, is either masculine or feminine, and in the Arabick, femenine.]
the efficient, illuminator, and ruler of the day, a glorious planet, the spring of light and heat.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Suck-stone * The Sun of Righteousness
Speeks [with Shipwrights]
To Spitch-Cock an Eel
Spelter
Stang
Staˊnza [in Poetry]
Falling Stars
Fixed Stars
Stimulaˊtion
Striˊdent
Suck-stone
Sun
The Sun of Righteousness
The Sun [Hieroglyph.]
Sun
Sun-setting
The Sun and Moon [in Hieroglyph.]
The Sun darting itˊs Rays thro’ the Clouds
The Sun
Swing
Taˊddy