The kanji 燿 primarily conveys the meanings of "shine," "glitter," "radiance," and "brilliance." It describes something that emits light or is visually striking because of its luminosity. It often implies a strong, bright, and sometimes dazzling light. The character can also describe something that is celebrated or highly regarded.

・On-yomi (音読み): ヨウ (yō) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): かがや(く) (kagaya(ku))

⚫︎ 光耀 (kōyō) Translation: Luster; brilliance; glory ⚫︎ 燿星 (yōsei) Translation: A bright star; a brilliant celestial body ⚫︎ 燿眼 (yōgan) Translation: Shining eyes; bright eyes

The kanji 燿 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字, keisei moji). The left side of the character is a radical component 火 (hi/ka), which means "fire." This provides the semantic component, indicating that the kanji has something to do with light. The right side is 翟 (teki), which contributes the phonetic component, indicating the pronunciation. Thus, the kanji's meaning is derived from the light of "fire" and the sound related to 翟.