Sul

Appendix:Variations of "sul" English Etymology 1 en Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Sul is the 41100th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 530 individuals. Sul is most common among Asian/Pacific Islander (64.53%), White (16.79&) and Hispanic/Latino (16.23%) individuals. Etymology 2 Shortenings Proper noun s en Sully. en Sullivan. Further reading Breton Etymology From br cel-bry-pro -, borrowed through br la-vul - from br la sōl the sun. Compare cy dydd Sul Sul, kw dy'Sul Sul. Pronunciation br /syl/ Proper noun br proper noun m Sunday br astronomy the Sun Synonyms br disul See also day of the week Previous: br Sadorn. Next: br Lun br Days of the week Portuguese pt:Região + do Brasil Pronunciation pt uw ul 1 pt Sul pt sul Proper noun m sulista pt South Region Q1060042 pt Região Sul pt RS synecdoche pt Rio Grande do Sul Q40030 pt Rio Grande do Sul pt Aqui no Sul nós chamamos o brigadeiro de “negrinho”. Here in Rio Grande do Sul we call brigadeiros “negrinho”. Coordinate terms Welsh Etymology cy wlm Sul, from cy la Sol Sōl(is). Pronunciation cy /ˈsɨːl/ cy-N cy /ˈsiːl/ cy-S Proper noun m Suliau cy bound morpheme Sunday Usage notes This word only appears in terms in conjunction with other words, such as cy dydd Sul Sunday and cy nos Sul Sunday night. Further reading