syzygy in Japanese
syzygy in Japanese is 惑星直列, 朔望 — syzygy means an alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line, such as occurs during an eclipse.
syzygy in Japanese
惑星直列
Pronounced: wakuseichokuretsu
朔望
Pronounced: sakubō
What does "syzygy" mean?
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noun An alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line, such as occurs during an eclipse.
"The syzygy of the Sun, Earth and Moon produced a striking lunar eclipse."
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noun In Jungian psychology, a pairing of opposite masculine and feminine archetypes said to link the conscious and unconscious mind.
"Jung wrote of the syzygy between anima and animus as key to psychological balance."
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syzygy in a sentence
- The syzygy of the Sun, Earth and Moon produced a striking lunar eclipse.
- Astronomers tracked the coming syzygy of Jupiter and two of its moons.
- Jung wrote of the syzygy between anima and animus as key to psychological balance.
- The therapist explained the syzygy linking her patient's conscious choices to unconscious drives.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "syzygy" in Japanese?
"syzygy" in Japanese is 惑星直列, 朔望. syzygy means: An alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line, such as occurs during an eclipse.
How do you pronounce 惑星直列?
"syzygy" in Japanese is 惑星直列, pronounced "wakuseichokuretsu".
How do you use "syzygy" in a sentence?
Example: "The syzygy of the Sun, Earth and Moon produced a striking lunar eclipse." In Japanese, "syzygy" is 惑星直列, 朔望.
Are there other ways to say "syzygy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "syzygy": 惑星直列, 朔望.
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