Solig

Solig is a Swedish adjective meaning sunny, used to describe weather, light, or atmosphere. It comes from sol, the sun, plus the suffix -ig, producing the sense of sunlit or bright. It is commonly used with nouns like dag (day), himmel (sky), and väder (weather).

The root sol is common across Germanic languages. Related forms with similar meaning exist in neighboring languages, though the exact spelling varies; English uses sunny, German sonnig, and Dutch zonnig. In Swedish, solig is primarily a descriptive term used in everyday language and literature to convey clear, sunlit conditions.

Beyond its ordinary use, solig may occur as a proper noun in some contexts, such as brand names or fictional settings, where capitalization signals a name. There are no universally recognized places or organizations firmly associated with the term, but it may appear in discussions of Swedish vocabulary or Nordic culture.