Cetus

cetus Translingual Etymology mul la cetus marine mammal or sea monster Proper noun 1 m mul obsolete genus family Physeteridae now an invalid name, mul Physeter genus Hyponyms genus Cetus cylindricus species (syn. of Physeter catodon species) mul Taxonomic names (obsolete) English Etymology From en la cētus a sea monster. Pronunciation en /ˈsiːtəs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Cetus.wav Southern England Proper noun en constellation A winter constellation of the northern sky, said to resemble a whale. It includes the star Mira. Derived terms en Ceti Translations winter constellation of the northern sky Chinese: Cantonese: yue 鯨魚座 Mandarin: cmn 鯨魚座 Danish: da Hval c, da Hvalfisk c Esperanto: eo Baleno Estonian: et Vaal Finnish: fi Valas, fi Valaskala French: fr Baleine f Galician: gl Balea German: de Walfisch m Greek: el Κήτος n Ancient Greek: grc Κῆτος n Irish: ga Míol Mór m an Míol Mór Japanese: ja 鯨座 Kujiraza, ja くじら座 Kujiraza Kazakh: kk Кит Korean: ko ^고래자리 Latin: la Cētus m Malay: ms Ikan Paus Persian: fa قیطس qeytos Middle Persian: pal 𐭪𐭤𐭲 kaht Polish: pl Wieloryb m Russian: ru Кит Spanish: es Cetus Tagalog: tl Dambuhala Anagrams en cestu cutes scute Spanish es: Pronunciation Proper noun es constellation en Cetus winter constellation of the northern sky