Georgian star
Georgian star proper noun: georgium Sidus, the planet Uranus.
Proper noun
Georgian star
- Georgium Sidus, the planet Uranus.
- Leave the red eye of Mars on rapid wing, / Jove's silver guards, and Saturn's dusky ring; / Leave the fair beams, which issuing from afar / Play with new lustres round the Georgian star […].1789, Erasmus Darwin, The Loves of the Plants, J. Johnson, page 54
- These Conjunctions are well worth the Attention of the Curious, and all those who may wish to have a View of the Georgian Star, by the Help of their Telescopes, as they afford a good Opportunity of finding it.1794, Moore, Almanack, page 40
Origin of Georgian star
Translation of Georgium Sidus, Herschel's proposed name for the planet.
Questions about Georgian star
- What does Georgian star mean?
- Georgian star means georgium Sidus, the planet Uranus.
- What part of speech is Georgian star?
- Georgian star is a proper noun.
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