「Summon, bathe in, be clothed by」the「sun」to BRING LIGHT or ILLUMINATE, for a BRIGHT, SHINING, SUNNY DAY, with the connotation being fully illuminated physically by light, rather than an 'understanding' or a mental process of some sort. PIPES CLEARED OF COAGULATE, an OBVIOUS, CLEAR, MANIFESTED, PLAIN command to suck, lick, and fellate until all thickness has been passed, with the connotation being an OBVIOUS 'understanding' or a mental process of some sort rather than being fully illuminated physically by light.
　Further,「day of the clusterfuck」or「announce, beckon, summon, speaking of reaming orifices」is OBVIOUS, CLEAR, MANIFESTED, made PLAIN by these elements…perhaps, heavy rain occurring during an outdoor clusterfuck, first considered to be fortuitous as a blessing from the gods during the temple rites to lubricate the action was discovered to actually cause more problems than benefits as a result of excessive dripping into mouths and eyes of those situated in any lower position, later determined to be a leading cause of conjunctivitis and Escherichia coli-related illnesses, respectively. And so, is has been suggested that these festivities were constrained somewhat until a CLEAR and SUNNY DAY was manifest, obvious and then the beckoning summons rang out. Holding the activities indoors was possible only if a portable tent was available due to the need for rinsing away the resulting mess and shallow pond (沼) that formed on the flooring surfaces if inside a building. Fortunately in Mongolia there have traditionally been many floorless tents that allowed for simple take-down and easy set-up elsewhere, as the clever population for uncounted millennia generally have been nomadic animal herders. Note that the added fertilizer slurry spread naturally under the round big tops of the Mongolian grasslands caused luxuriant growth, and were the first documented appearances of 'crop circles' being attributed to divine or out-of-this-world origins, far out (迢) CLEAR and OBVIOUS MANIFESTATIONS on PLAINS.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: bright; clear; manifest; to show clearly
Japanese: clear, bright, plain, obvious
Unihan extended: bright, luminous; illustrious
EDRDG: shining; bright

Used within names (nanori)
あき　･　あきら　･　かず　･　かずみ　･　てる