File:Sun symbol.svg

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Description

Unicode: U+2609 (SUN) "☉" (☉ — ☉)

Deutsch: Astronomisches und astrologisches Symbol der Sonne und des Elementes Gold.

English: Astronomical and astrological symbol of the Sun. Also at Unicode U+2609 (☉).

Esperanto: Astronomia kaj astrologia simbolo de la Suno.

Español: Símbolo astronómico y astrológico del Sol.

Français : Symbole astronomique et astrologique du Soleil.

Italiano: Simbolo astronomico ed astrologico del Sole.

Nederlands: Astronomisch en astrologisch symbool van de Zon.

Polski: Symbol astronomiczny Słońca.

Português: Símbolo astronômico e astrológico do Sol.

Русский: Астрономический и астрологический символ Солнца.

Türkçe: Güneş'in astronomik ve astrolojik simgesi.

Українська: Астрономічний і астрологічний символ Сонця.

Date

19 March 2006

Source

Own work

Author

This vector image was first created with Adobe Illustrator by Melian, and then manually edited.

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This vector image was created with a text editor. Some skill had been used to simplify the drawing.

Previous version had been created with Adobe Illustrator (175 630 bytes) -ⁱ- now 0.1% of previous size

This image shows the character U+2609 ☉ published by The Unicode Standard.
All graphic representations of Unicode Characters are public domain.

File usage

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