Words tagged under "Physical Astronomy"

the milking part of the cow, buffalo, goat etc,

scorpion, the eighth sign of the zodiac, quarrel, quarrelsome, watch needle

(Lexical) the spindles of a mill-stone, pivots, axes

(Astrology) names of two stars which is situated above the sky's eleventh Aquarius

fingers or toes

high rank, ascendancy, highest position, rank or dignity

land, world, ground, country, earth, place, site, domain

tower, turret, dome, bastion

the water signs: cancer, scorpio, pisces

dome of fire, the fire signs: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius

the air signs

The sign Aries

the earth signs: Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn

dome of Virgo

fourteenth night of the lunar month

revolution of Saturn, the second largest planet in the solar system, which completes its orbit around the Sun in 29 years

understanding, wisdom, intellect, mind, intelligence, sense

Bucket

a state of health in which the four humours are well balanced, sound health

letter ghain-gh

horoscope

a veil, covering

the aspect of the planet

a horoscope

a carrier, a porter, a coolie, carrying, having any quality or property

the rotation that an object makes on its axis, the axial rotation of the planets

diurnal motion (of the planets)

annual motion

a snake, a worm, Lumbricus teres

the lower extremity or surface of anything, declivity, lowness

a steep or sloping place

reflecting telescope

conjunction, an aspect when two planets have the same celestial longitude or right ascension (formerly when they are in the same sign)

altitude of a triangle

reception, ceremony of welcoming a visitor

precession of the equinoxes

one of the attributive names of God, mighty, omnipotent

the name of a star which is red in color, bright and situated in the north

the name of a star which is red in color, bright and situated in the north

dog, hound

born under the sign Virgo, Virgoan

comet, broom star

stars

Gallus, the cockerel constellation

The Big Dipper, the seven brightest stars in the constellation Ursa Major

pure

pitcher, dome, constellation, sign of a zodiac

astrological chart, horoscope, halo, ringlet, coil (of a snake)

hump-backed, a hunch-back

the planet Saturn

good luck, auspiciousness

moon entering Scorpio which is very inauspicious, doing any work on such an occasion is not considered auspicious

fish

crookedness, curve, desire, interest, dirt, filth, scum, inclination, aptitude, bent of mind, tendency

to incline or lean (to or towards), to have, or to show, an inclination, or a partiality (for), to love, to close in (with, or upon)

galaxy, milky way

a mythical animal resembling a shark or crocodile

mansions of the moon, phases of the moon

a suffix joined to substantives to form adjectives denoting possession, as khirad-mand

a mansion of the moon

chosen, approved of, accepted, granted, sanctioned,

aim, objective

axis, axle

the major axis, the straight line that passes from one end of the body to the other

fish

Union, junction, congress of sexes, pairing, male and female, the zodiac sign of Gemini.

deer, gazelle, antelope

judge

(Geography) the celestial equator

suspended, hanging, hovering, in limbo, pending, dangling, pendent

touching, adjacent, tangent

inverted, upside down, transformed, changed

(Physics) commutator

comparison

eight-sided, octagonal

(Engineering) the terminology of alchemy

erect, right, straight, direct

feminine of 'Mutahayyar'

corpse

bracelet studded with nine jewels, nine kinds of jewels, nine wise men at the court of Mogul king Akbar and at the court of Vikramaditya

example, like

the zenith, highest point

the nadir, point opposite zenith, lowest point

composition of poem

a narrow or pointed end of something

a board to write on

a guide who becomes the staff of a blind man

Regulus, a bright star in the constellation of Leo

celestial pole, the axis of heaven

imaginary, theoretical, conjectural, hypothetical, presumptive

allusion to a Lady Muslim saint, Rebecca

a spearman

end, extremity

an astrologer

return, retracing, retraction, retrogression

cloud

a collection of countless small stars

tune of music, technical term used in classical music

hidden, secret

flame (of fire), a firebrand, flashing fire, flame

(Physical Astronomy) meteor, shooting star, brightly shining star

name of two stars, Spica Virginis and Arcturus

spica virginis

arcturus

Leo, lion, put at the end of compounds, especially names of Hindus and Sikhs

elimination

adjustment, proper functioning, correct performance

range of vision

tract or region of the earth

upright, vertical, perpendicular

knot, tie, bond, knob, joint, node

time counting, passing time, guess time

the antipodes, diametrically opposite region of earth

reputation, honour, value, importance, worth

the sidereal day, the time between two consecutive transits of the First Point of Aries. It represents the time taken by the earth to rotate on its axis relative to the stars, and is almost four minutes shorter than the solar day because of the earth's orbital motion

(physics) the angle at which the beam of light turns

descending node

the arm from the tip of the middle finger to the elbow, forearm, yard, an ancient measure of length, approximately equal to the length of a forearm

(in astrology) seventh house of the moon