Cetus en · PROPN
Pronunciation
- (Southern-England) audio
- /ˈsiːtəs/
Etymology
From Latin cētus (“a sea monster”).
Meanings
- A winter constellation of the northern sky, said to resemble a whale. It includes the star Mira.
Deriveds
Translations (26)
ko 고래자리 (winter constellation of the northern sky) · pl Wieloryb (winter constellation of the northern sky) · tl Dambuhala (winter constellation of the northern sky) · pal 𐭪𐭤𐭲 (winter constellation of the northern sky) · ru Кит (winter constellation of the northern sky) · fa قیطس (winter constellation of the northern sky) · fr Baleine (winter constellation of the northern sky) · la Cētus (winter constellation of the northern sky) · fi Valaskala (winter constellation of the northern sky) · es Cetus (winter constellation of the northern sky) · el Κήτος (winter constellation of the northern sky) · et Vaal (winter constellation of the northern sky) · yue 鯨魚座 /鲸鱼座 (winter constellation of the northern sky) · ga an Míol Mór (winter constellation of the northern sky) · eo Baleno (winter constellation of the northern sky) · ja くじら座 (winter constellation of the northern sky) · da Hvalfisk (winter constellation of the northern sky) · cmn 鯨魚座 /鲸鱼座 (winter constellation of the northern sky) · ja 鯨座 (winter constellation of the northern sky) · da Hval (winter constellation of the northern sky) · grc Κῆτος (winter constellation of the northern sky) · kk Кит (winter constellation of the northern sky) · de Walfisch (winter constellation of the northern sky) · fi Valas (winter constellation of the northern sky) · gl Balea (winter constellation of the northern sky) · ms Ikan Paus (winter constellation of the northern sky)