1. plural of daystar; the sun, or a bright star visible during the day
Usage: literary or poetic; archaic or elevated usage
2. plural of daystar; Venus when visible in the morning or evening sky
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The poet wrote of daystars shining above the mountains.
• Ancient astronomers tracked the daystars across the sky.
• In classical literature, daystars often symbolized hope and guidance.
• The daystars were visible even in the bright afternoon.
• Sailors once used daystars for navigation during daylight hours.