Look up sun in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

The Sun is the star at the centre of the Solar System.

Sun or may also refer to:

• The Sun in human culture
• Solar deity
• Sun (astrology)
• Sun unit, a unit of solar irradiation
• Sun Microsystems, a computer system, storage and software company
• Sun, a parent star of another solar system
• The Sun (Tarot card), a trump or "Major Arcana" card
• The Sun (film), 2005 film about Emperor Hirohito meeting General Douglas MacArthur
• "The Sun", a frequently-used name for a public house
• Sun, a traditional Japanese measure of length, corresponding to the Chinese cun
• Sun, Louisiana, a village in Louisiana, United States
• Sun River, a river in Montana, United States

Newspapers

• The Sun, a British tabloid newspaper
• The Budapest Sun, a newspaper published in Hungary
• The Sun Daily, a Chinese language-newspaper in Hong Kong
• The Sun (Lowell), a newspaper in Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
• The Sun (Hummelstown), a newspaper in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, USA
• The Sun (Malaysia), a major English-language newspaper in Malaysia
• The Sun (San Bernardino), a daily newspaper in San Bernardino, California, USA
• The Sun (Nigeria), a daily English-language newspaper based in Lagos, Nigeria, Africa
• Sun (supermarket tabloid), a United States supermarket tabloid
• Sun Herald, a daily newspaper in the Gulf Coast of the United States
• The Baltimore Sun, a major broadsheet newspaper in Baltimore, Maryland, USA
• Kitsap Sun, a daily newspaper in Bremerton, Washington, USA
• Vancouver Sun, a daily newspaper in British Columbia, Canada
• Chicago Sun-Times, a daily newspaper in Chicago, Illinois, USA
• Herald Sun, a newspaper in Melbourne, Australia
• The Sun-Herald, a Sunday tabloid newspaper in Sydney, Australia
• The Sun (magazine), a nonprofit literary magazine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• The Sun (Sheridan), a newspaper covering Sheridan, Oregon, USA
• The Las Vegas Sun, a daily newspaper in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
• Sun Newspapers, a chain of 25 weekly newspapers serving 82 different communities in the Greater Cleveland and Akron, Ohio areas
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel, a daily newspaper in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
• Arizona Daily Sun, a daily newspaper in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA

Historical newspapers

• The Sun News-Pictorial, a former tabloid in Melbourne, merged with The Herald to become The Herald Sun
• The Sun (Rangoon) (Thuriya), a Burmese language newspaper published from 1915 to 1954
• The Sun (New York), a newspaper in New York from 1833-1950, and another newspaper from 2002 to 2008
• The Sun (Carbon County, Utah), from 1915 to 1932

Canadian newspapers owned by Sun Media

• Calgary Sun of Calgary, Alberta
• Edmonton Sun of Edmonton, Alberta
• Ottawa Sun of Ottawa, Ontario
• Toronto Sun of Toronto, Ontario
• Winnipeg Sun of Winnipeg, Manitoba

Fictional newspapers

• The Sun, a tabloid newspaper in One Life to Live

Other organizations, companies, and products

• Connecticut Sun, a Women's National Basketball Association team
• Sunoco, The Sun Company, previously the Sun Oil Company of Ohio
• The Sun (insurance), a company founded in 1710, now part of RSA Insurance Group
• Sunstone Circuits, a PCB manufacturer
• Sun Media, an owner of several newspapers in Canada
• Phoenix Suns, a professional basketball team
• Soul of the Ultimate Nation, a massive multiplayer online role-playing game
• Sun Cellular, one of the 3 major mobile telecommunications provider in the Philippines
• Sun (motorcycle), a British motorcycle manufacturer
• Sun Sports, a Florida sports broadcasting network

People named Sun

• Sun (surname), a Chinese family name
• Ho Yeow Sun, a Singaporean pop singer famous in Asia and the United States
• Sun Myung Moon (born 1920)
• Sun Jihai (born 1977), a Chinese soccer player
• Stefanie Sun (born 1978), a Singaporean pop singer
• Sun Tzu (6th century BC), a military general of the State of Wu and author of The Art of War
• Sun Yat-sen (1866 - 1925), Chinese revolutionary leader
• Zhi-Wei Sun (born 1965), Chinese mathematician
• Sun Ra (1914 - 1993), jazz musician

Prominent figures during the Three Kingdoms period

• Sun Jian (155 - 191), military general loyal to the emperor of the Han Dynasty
• Sun Ce (175 - 200), son of Sun Jian and a rising warlord in southeastern China
• Sun Quan (182 - 252), younger brother of Sun Ce and the first emperor of the Kingdom of Wu
• Sun Xiu (235 - 264), third emperor of the Kingdom of Wu
• Sun Hao (242 - 284), final emperor of Wu
• Sun Liang (243 - 260), emperor of Wu
• Sun Shangxiang (184 „ “), daughter of Sun Jian, married to Liu Bei (founder of the Kingdom of Shu)

Fictional characters

• Sun Wukong, often referred to as the Monkey King, central character of the Journey to the West
• Sun-Hwa Kwon of the TV series Lost
• Aeryn Sun and her mother Xhalax Sun of the TV series Farscape
• The Sun, a boss from the game The House of the Dead III
• Spinel Sun, from Cardcaptor Sakura

Vehicle classes

• Sun class, a class of cruise ships
• GWR Sun Class, a class of steam locomotives

Music

• The Sun (band), a rock and roll group from Columbus, Ohio
• The Sun (Estonian band), a rock band from Estonia fronted by Tanel Padar
• Sun (Australian band), an Australian folk-pop group featuring Oren Ambarchi
• Sun (R&B band), band that was active mainly during the late 1970s
• Sunn O))), a band whose name is pronounced 'sun'
• Sun Records, a record label from Memphis, Tennessee
• Sun International Records, a record label
• The Sun (Cat Empire album), a 2002 alternative album by Cat Empire
• The Sun (FanFan album), a 2001 album by FanFan
• The Sun (Fridge album), a 2007 post-rock album by Fridge

Acronym, code

• The SUN study (Seguimiento Universidad de Navarra), Spanish scientific epidemiological research
• Scientific Users Nineteenhundred (SUN), the user group for ICT/ICL 1900 computers
• SUN-TV (), a TV station in Japan
• SUN TV, marketing name for CKXT-TV in Toronto, Ontario
• Friedman Memorial Airport (IATA airport code SUN, previously Sun Valley Airport)
• Sunset Railway (AAR reporting marks SUN)
• SU(n), in mathematics, the special unitary group of degree n

See also

• son

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.