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World, universe, heavens;
mankind |
Mundus, -i, m.
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Clean, neat, elegant
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Mundus, -a, -um
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Circle, ring, disc, orbit;
world; (movement) cycle, rotation |
Orbis, -is, m.
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Sky, heaven;
air, climate, weather; (figurative) height of success, glory |
Caelum, -i, n.
Irregular: declined as a masculine noun in the plural |
Of the sky, heavenly;
divine; glorious • (masculine plural noun) the gods • (neuter plural noun) the heavenly bodies |
Caelestis, -is
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Blue, dark blue;
dark green, dusky • (neuter plural noun) the sea |
Caeruleus, -a, -um
(or even caerulus, -a, -um) |
Pole, North Pole;
sky |
Polus, -i, m.
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Constellation;
heavenly body, star; season, climate, weather; destiny; (plural) sky; (figurative) fame, glory |
Sidus, sideris, n.
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Star
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Stella, -ae, f.
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Star, heavenly body, constellation;
a great height; heaven, immortality, glory |
Astrum, -i, n.
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Sun;
sunlight, sun's heat; (poetry) day; (myth) Sun god |
Sol, solis, m.
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Air;
weather; mist |
Aer, aeris, m.
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Copper, bronze;
money; (plural) objects made of copper or bronze |
Aes, aeris, n.
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Sky, heaven;
air |
Aether, -eris, m.
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Breath of air, breeze, wind;
air, upper world; vapor, odor, sound, gleam |
Aura, -ae, f.
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