Cassiopeia in Irish
Cassiopeia in Irish is Caiseoipé — Cassiopeia means in Greek myth, the vain queen of Ethiopia whose boast about her beauty led to her being punished by Poseidon.
Cassiopeia in Irish
Caiseoipé
What does "Cassiopeia" mean?
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name In Greek myth, the vain queen of Ethiopia whose boast about her beauty led to her being punished by Poseidon.
"Cassiopeia's pride brought disaster on her daughter Andromeda."
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name A W-shaped constellation in the northern sky, named after the mythical queen.
"You can spot Cassiopeia easily on a clear autumn night."
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Cassiopeia in a sentence
- Cassiopeia's pride brought disaster on her daughter Andromeda.
- You can spot Cassiopeia easily on a clear autumn night.
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What is "Cassiopeia" in Irish?
"Cassiopeia" in Irish is Caiseoipé. Cassiopeia means: In Greek myth, the vain queen of Ethiopia whose boast about her beauty led to her being punished by Poseidon.
How do you use "Cassiopeia" in a sentence?
Example: "Cassiopeia's pride brought disaster on her daughter Andromeda." In Irish, "Cassiopeia" is Caiseoipé.
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