Latin | Angol |
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stella [stellae] (1st) F noun | constellation [constellations]noun star [stars]noun star shapenoun |
stella errans noun {f}, Pllaneta {m} | planet [planets]noun |
stella fixa noun | fixed star(distant star) |
stella marina noun {f} | starfish [starfishes](various echinoderms) |
Stella Maris proper noun | Star of the Sea(Virgin Mary) |
Stella Polaris proper noun | Polaris(star) |
Stellae Clavique, Astra Clavique noun | Stars and Stripes(flag of the USA) |
stellans [(gen.), stellantis] adjective | having the appearance of starsadjective set / adorned with starsadjective starry [starrier, starriest]adjective |
stello [stellare, -, stellatus] (1st) TRANS verb | |
stellatus [stellata, stellatum] adjective | set with starsadjective shaped like a star or "X"adjective sparkling, glitteringadjective starry [starrier, starriest]adjective |
Bella Stellaria proper noun | Star Wars(Saga) |
castella [castellae] (1st) F noun | Castile (Spain)noun |
castellanus [castellana, castellanum] adjective | of / connected with / pertaining to / associated with a fort / fortress / castleadjective |
castellanus [castellani] (2nd) M noun | garrison / occupants (pl.) of a fort / fortress / castlenoun |
castellarius [castellarii] (2nd) M noun | |
castellatim adverb | at intervals (in manner of strongpoints), in separate detachmentsadverb castle-wiseadverb |
cistella [cistellae] (1st) F noun | |
cistellatrix [cistellatricis] (3rd) F noun | or money-box L+Snoun |
constellatus [constellata, constellatum] adjective | starry [starrier, starriest]adjective studded with starsadjective |
constellatio [constellationis] (3rd) F noun | constellation [constellations]noun |
fenestella [fenestellae] (1st) F noun | little windownoun niche (Ecc)noun |
mustella [mustellae] (1st) F noun | weasel [weasels]noun |