Definitions For Celestine

Etymology 1

from {{der + en + fro + celestin}}, {{der + en + la + caelestīnus}}, from caelestis + + heavenly + -inus/">heavenly + -inus + + -ine, from caelum/">-ine, from caelum + + sky, heavens, heaven. equivalent to celest/">sky, heavens, heaven. equivalent to celest + ine.

Adjective

{{en-adjective}} (obsolete) {{syn of, en, celestial, nodot=a}}: of or resembling the heavens.

Noun

CELESTINE (plural CELESTINEs) (obsolete) A heavenly being: an angel or other resident of heaven.

Etymology 2

image:celestina mineral.jpg, thumb, celestine From {{der, en, it, celestina, , sky-blue}}, from {{der, en, la, caelestīnus}}, &c.

Noun

CELESTINE. (countable and uncountable, plural CELESTINEs) (mineral) A mineral with orthorhombic crystals, strontium, srsulfur, soxygen, o4, colourless or white with blue and sometimes red shades.

Synonyms

celestite

Translations

Catalan: celestina, f Chinese: : Mandarin: 天青石, tr=tiānqīngshí, sc=Hani Finnish: selestiini French: célestine, f German: Coelestin, m Hungarian: cölesztin Italian: celestina, f, celestite, f Polish: celestyn, m Portuguese: celestina, f, celestita, f Spanish: celestina, f, celestita, f

Anagrams

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