Entity: DAYSTAR
Daystar is a term that refers to the morning star, often used to describe the Sun by night owls, insomniacs, and goths who are not fond of daytime. It can also be interpreted as an allegory for Jesus Christ in some Christian contexts.
DAYSTAR
Etymology
The word 'daystar' originates from the Ancient Greek 'φωσφόρος' (phōsphóros), meaning 'light-bringer', which was the ancient name for the planet Venus.
Definition
Daystar is a symbolic term for the Sun, often used by night owls, insomniacs, and goths to refer to the Sun. It can also represent a planet, usually Venus, seen just before sunrise in the eastern sky.
Historical Context
In some Christian interpretations, 'daystar' is considered an allegory for Jesus Christ, drawing parallels between the light-bringing nature of the Sun and the spiritual significance of Christ.
Cultural Significance
Daystar is commonly used in informal contexts to describe the Sun, especially by individuals who prefer the night over the day. It has also been associated with Venus as a celestial body visible in the morning sky.
Related Concepts
Daystar is related to the concept of the morning star, symbolizing the Sun or Venus depending on the context.
See Also
- Morning Star
- Venus
A symbolic term for the Sun, typically used by those who prefer the night and dislike daytime. It can also represent Venus, seen just before sunrise in the eastern sky.