bokurai.
crepuscular rays : a streak of light that seems to radiate from the sun shortly before or after sunset when sunlight shines through a break in the clouds or a notch in the horizon line and illuminates atmospheric haze or dust particles
Meaning & usage
crepuscular rays : a streak of light that seems to radiate from the sun shortly before or after sunset when sunlight shines through a break in the clouds or a notch in the horizon line and illuminates atmospheric haze or dust particles
a pattern of thin, regular lines on the surface of an object
Where this word comes from
From Malay bokurai (Riau dialect), from bo- (ber-) + kurai ("veins, streaks, or stripes in wood or marble"). The literal meaning is "marbled" or "streaked".
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