- the two solstices (summer and winter)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- the two solstices (summer and winter)
This term refers to the astronomical events that occur twice a year, marking the longest and shortest days of the year. The summer solstice occurs around June 21st when the day is the longest, while the winter solstice occurs around December 21st when the day is the shortest.
Generated collocations (experimental)
にいたり二至のひ日the day of the solsticesげし夏至をむかえる迎えるto welcome the summer solsticeとうじ冬至にいわう祝うto celebrate the winter solsticeにいたり二至のじき時期the time of the solsticesにいたり二至をしる知るto know about the solsticesにいたり二至のまつり祭りthe festival of the solsticesにいたり二至のげんしょう現象the phenomenon of the solsticesぶんか文化におけるにいたり二至the role of the solstices in cultureにいたり二至をかんさつ観察するto observe the solsticesにいたり二至のいみ意味the meaning of the solstices