lunar in Latin
lunar in Latin is lūnāris — lunar means relating to, or associated with, the moon.
lunar in Latin
lūnāris
(astronomy) Of or pertaining to travel through space between the Earth and the Moon, or exploration and scientific investigation of the Moon.
What does "lunar" mean?
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adj Relating to, or associated with, the moon.
"The astronauts studied lunar rock samples brought back from the mission."
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adj Shaped like a crescent moon.
"The pendant had a delicate lunar curve to it."
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noun A small bone in the wrist, shaped like a half-moon.
"The X-ray showed a hairline fracture in the lunar bone."
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lunar in a sentence
- The astronauts studied lunar rock samples brought back from the mission.
- A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the moon.
- The pendant had a delicate lunar curve to it.
- The X-ray showed a hairline fracture in the lunar bone.
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What is "lunar" in Latin?
"lunar" in Latin is lūnāris. lunar means: Relating to, or associated with, the moon.
How do you use "lunar" in a sentence?
Example: "The astronauts studied lunar rock samples brought back from the mission." In Latin, "lunar" is lūnāris.
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