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Pronunciation / Transliteration: chuán fán zuò
"船帆座γ是一个明亮的恒星系统。"
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The genitive form of the constellation Vela, used in the standard Bayer designation of stars located within this southern constellation.
"Gamma Velorum is one of the brightest and most complex star systems in the night sky."
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Derived from the Latin 'velorum', the genitive plural form of 'velum', meaning 'sail' or 'covering'. In modern astronomical nomenclature, it functions as the genitive form of the constellation name Vela, used in the standard designation of stars within that constellation.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Velorum" is said worldwide
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Velorum
Transliteration: velɔʁɔm
"Gamma Velorum est un système stellaire remarquable."
Velorum
Transliteration: vɛloːʁʊm
"Gamma Velorum ist ein sehr helles Sternsystem."
Velorum
Transliteration: velorum
"Gamma Velorum si trova nella costellazione delle Vele."
Velorum
Transliteration: belorum
"Gamma Velorum es un sistema estelar múltiple."
Velorum
Transliteration: vɛloɾũ
"Gamma Velorum é uma estrela brilhante na constelação de Vela."
वेलोम
Transliteration: velorum
"गामा वेलोम एक प्रमुख तारा प्रणाली है।"
船帆座
Transliteration: chuán fán zuò
"船帆座γ是一个明亮的恒星系统。"
벨로룸
Transliteration: bellorum
"감마 벨로룸은 밤하늘에서 매우 밝은 별입니다."
ほ座
Transliteration: ho za
"ほ座ガンマ星は非常に明るい星系です。"
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