Aditya आदित्य

Aditya literally refers to sun. Aditya also refers to something related to sun or belonging to sun.

Reference of Aditya is found in Shiva Puran as a name of Lord Shiva as the manifestation of light and energy that lights up every heart.
Mention of this name is also found in Shashranama as another form of Lord Vishnu as in his Vaman incarnation he was born of Aditi.
Aditya is also found to be referred in Shatpath-Brahman (शतपथ-ब्राह्मण), Riga Veda (ऋग्-वेद), Arthav Veda (अथर्व-वेद), Aitreya-Brahman (ऐतरेय-ब्राह्मण) and Shishupal-Vadh (शिशुपाल-वध) where Aditya means someone who belongs to sun.
Aditya also founds mentioned in Riga Veda (ऋग्-वेद) and Chandogya-Upnishad (छान्दोग्य-उपनिषद्) where Aditya signifies name of seven deities of heavenly sphere.
Aditya founds reference also in Chandogya-Upnishad (छान्दोग्य-उपनिषद्), Taittriya-Sanhita (तैत्तिरीय-संहिता) and Sayan (सायण) where Aditya is the seventh dieties of heavenly sphere. Lexicographers like Hemchandra and Halayudh have also used this name in their writings as plant, constellation and the seventh lunar mansion.