Carina in Irish
Carina in Irish is Cíle — Carina means a constellation in the southern sky, home to the bright star Canopus.
Carina in Irish
Cíle
(constellation) A summer constellation of the southern sky, said to resemble the keel of a ship. It contains the star Canopus, the second brightest star in the night sky. Until 1763, it was part of a larger constellation, Argo Navis.
What does "Carina" mean?
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name A constellation in the southern sky, home to the bright star Canopus.
"Carina was once part of a much larger constellation called Argo Navis."
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name A female given name derived from Latin.
"She named her daughter Carina after her grandmother."
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noun A ridge-like structure resembling a boat's keel, found in anatomy and botany.
"The carina of the sternum is especially pronounced in birds built for flight."
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Carina in a sentence
- Carina was once part of a much larger constellation called Argo Navis.
- She named her daughter Carina after her grandmother.
- The carina of the sternum is especially pronounced in birds built for flight.
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What is "Carina" in Irish?
"Carina" in Irish is Cíle. Carina means: A constellation in the southern sky, home to the bright star Canopus.
How do you use "Carina" in a sentence?
Example: "Carina was once part of a much larger constellation called Argo Navis." In Irish, "Carina" is Cíle.
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