Canis Minor

Translingual thumb|Canis Minor Etymology From mul la - la canis la minor, the "lesser dog". Proper noun mul proper noun Canis Minor mul constellation A small winter constellation of the northern sky, said to resemble a dog following the hunter Orion. It is most notable for including the eighth brightest star in the night sky, Procyon. Derived terms mul Canis Minoris Translations small winter constellation of the northern sky Arabic: ar الْكَلْب الْأَصْغَر Armenian: Old Armenian: xcl շնիկ Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 小犬座 Esperanto: eo Malgranda Hundo Danish: da Lille Hund Dutch: nl Kleine Hond m Faroese: fo Lítli hundur m Finnish: fi Pieni koira French: fr Petit Chien m Galician: gl Can Menor German: de Kleiner Hund m Greek: el Μικρός Κύων m Hindi: hi हीनश्वान तारामंडल m Irish: ga Madra Beag m an Madra Beag Italian: it Cane minore m Japanese: ja 小犬座 Koinuza, ja こいぬ座 Koinuza Korean: ko ^작은개자리 Latin: la Canis Minor f Low German: German Low German: nds-de Lütt Hund m Malay: ms Anjing Kecil Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Den lille hund Nynorsk: nn Vesle hund Polish: pl Mały Pies m Portuguese: pt Canis Minor f, pt Cão Menor m Russian: ru Ма́лый Пёс m, ru созве́здие Ма́лого Пса n Spanish: es Canis Minor Tagalog: tl Maliit na Aso Turkish: tr Küçük Köpek Further reading See also mul Canes Venatici mul Canis Major mul Procyon Portuguese Proper noun f pt constellation en Canis Minor small winter constellation of the northern sky pt Cão Menor