IPA: //ˈsʌn.waɪz//
KK: /sʌnˌwaɪz/
In the direction that the sun moves across the sky, which is from east to west; often used to describe a circular motion that follows the same path as the sun's movement.
The dancers moved sunwise around the fire, following the ancient tradition.
Sunwise → It is formed from "sun" (from Old English "sunne", meaning the star that provides light and warmth) and "wise" (from Old English "wīse", meaning manner or direction). The word "sunwise" refers to the direction of the sun's movement, typically clockwise or in the same direction as the sun's apparent motion in the sky.
Think of the sun's direction ('sun') and the manner of movement ('wise') to remember that 'sunwise' means moving in the direction of the sun.