CAELUM

Meaning of CAELUM in English

/see"leuhm/ , n., gen. Caeli /-luy, -lee/ . Astron.

the Sculptor's Tool, or Chisel, a small southern constellation between Columba and Eridanus.

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CAELUM — Резец
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FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT CAELUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin let justice be done though the heavens fall
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT CAELUM — /fee"aht yoos tee"tee ah' rddooh"aht kuy"loom/ ; Eng. /fee"aht jus tish"ee euh rooh"at see"leuhm, fuy"euht/ , Latin. let there be …
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FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT CAELUM — foreign term Etymology: Latin : let justice be done though the heavens fall
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FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT CAELUM — [fi.at ju.sti.tia, ru.at cae.lum] [L] foreign term : let justice be done though the heavens fall
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CELESTIAL — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin caelestis ~, from caelum sky Date: 14th century of, relating to, …
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CEIL — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English celen, from Medieval Latin celare, caelare, perhaps from Latin caelare to carve, from caelum chisel; …
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CIEL — I. obsolete variant of ceil II. ˈsēl, ˈsyel noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, sky, from Latin caelum — more …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
CERULEAN — I. adjective also cae·ru·lean sə̇ˈrülēən, sē-, -lyən Etymology: Latin caeruleus dark blue (probably from caelum sky) + English -an — …
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CELESTIAL — I. sə̇ˈles(h)chəl sometimes -estēəl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin caelestis celestial (from caelum sky, heaven, atmosphere, …
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-HOOD — ˌhu̇d, after vȯiceless consonants sometimes ˌu̇d as in ˈprēˌstu̇d one pronunciation of “priesthood” noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Middle …
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COELOSTAT — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌstat noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary coelo- (from Medieval Latin caelum sky, heaven, from Latin caelum heaven) …
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COELIN — ˈsēlə̇n noun or coe·line -ˌlēn, -_lə̇n ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary coel- (from Latin coelum, caelum sky) + …
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COELICOLIST — sə̇ˈlikələ̇st, sē- noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin coelicola, caelicola heaven-worshiper (from coelum, caelum heaven, sky + …
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CEIL — ˈsēl, -ēəl transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English celen, cylen, probably from (assumed) Middle French celer (Old French …
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CAESIOUS — ˈsēzēəs, ˈkī- adjective Etymology: Latin caesius; probably akin to Latin caelum sky — more at celestial : having a blue …
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SCULPTOR'S TOOL — Astron. the constellation Caelum. [ 1850-55 ]
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COLUMBA — — Columban , adj. /keuh lum"beuh/ , n., gen. Columbae /-bee/ for 2. 1. Saint , A.D. 521-597, Irish missionary …
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COELOSTAT — /see"leuh stat'/ , n. Astron. an apparatus consisting of a mirror driven by clockwork, used to enable a fixed telescope …
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CHISEL — — chisellike , adj. /chiz"euhl/ , n. , v. , chiseled, chiseling or ( esp. Brit. ) chiselled, chiselling . …
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CERULEAN — /seuh rooh"lee euhn/ , adj. , n. 1. deep blue; sky blue; azure. 2. Heraldry. a sky-blue tincture, used esp. …
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CELESTIAL — I. sə-ˈles-chəl, -ˈlesh-, -ˈles-tē-əl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin caelestis celestial, from caelum sky Date: 14th century …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
CEIL — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English celen, from Medieval Latin celare, caelare, perhaps from Latin caelare to carve, from caelum chisel; …
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CERULEAN — [ sɪ'ru:lɪən ] ■ adjective of a deep blue colour, like a clear sky. Origin C17: from L. caeruleus , …
Concise Oxford English vocab
CELESTIAL — ■ adjective 1》 positioned in or relating to the sky or outer space. 2》 belonging or relating to heaven. Derivatives …
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CELESTIAL — [ce.les.tial] adj [ME, fr. MF, fr. L caelestis celestial, fr. caelum sky] (14c) 1: of, relating to, or suggesting heaven …
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CEIL — [ceil] vt [ME celen, fr. ML celare, caelare, perh. fr. L caelare to carve, fr. caelum chisel; akin to L …
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CERULEAN — / sɪˈruːliən; NAmE / adjective ( literary ) deep blue in colour •• WORD ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: from Latin …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
CELESTIAL — / səˈlestiəl; NAmE -tʃl/ adjective [ usually before noun ] ( formal or literary ) of the sky or of …
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CERULEAN BLUE — ce ‧ ru ‧ le ‧ an /səˈruːliən, sɪˈruːliən/ BrE AmE ( also ceˌrulean ˈblue ) noun [uncountable] literary [ …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
CERULEAN — ce ‧ ru ‧ le ‧ an /səˈruːliən, sɪˈruːliən/ BrE AmE ( also ceˌrulean ˈblue ) noun [uncountable] literary [ …
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