Saturn in Latin
Saturn in Latin is Saturnus — Saturn means the sixth planet from the sun, famous for its large, bright ring system.
Saturn in Latin
Saturnus
What does "Saturn" mean?
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noun The sixth planet from the sun, famous for its large, bright ring system.
"Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock."
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noun In Roman mythology, the god of agriculture and time, equivalent to the Greek Cronus.
"The Romans held a festival called Saturnalia in honor of Saturn."
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Saturn in a sentence
- Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock.
- You can sometimes see Saturn with a small telescope.
- The Romans held a festival called Saturnalia in honor of Saturn.
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What is "Saturn" in Latin?
"Saturn" in Latin is Saturnus. Saturn means: The sixth planet from the sun, famous for its large, bright ring system.
How do you use "Saturn" in a sentence?
Example: "Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock." In Latin, "Saturn" is Saturnus.
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