heavenly body

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NounEdit

heavenly body ‎(plural heavenly bodies)

1. A natural celestial object, visible in the sky, such as a star, planet, natural satellite, asteroid, comet, the Moon or the Sun. Objects flying or moving in the atmosphere are not usually considered as heavenly bodies.
2. astronomical object

SynonymsEdit

• celestial body

TranslationsEdit

natural celestial body

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 天體 (zh), 天体 (zh) ‎(tiāntǐ)

• Czech: nebeské těleso n
• Dutch: hemellichaam (nl) n
• Finnish: taivaankappale (fi)
• French: corps céleste (fr) m
• Georgian: ციური სხეული ‎(ciuri sxeuli)
• German: Himmelskörper (de) m
• Greek: ουράνιο σώμα (el) n ‎(ouránio sóma)
• Hungarian: égitest (hu)
• Ido: astro (io)
• Irish: rinn m
• Italian: corpo celeste (it) m

• Japanese: 天体 (ja) ‎(てんたい, tentai)
• Korean: 천체 (ko) ‎(cheonche) (天體 (ko))
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: himmellegeme (no) n

• Polish: ciało niebieskie (pl) n
• Portuguese: corpo celeste m
• Romanian: corp ceresc (ro) n
• Russian: небе́сное те́ло (ru) n ‎(nebésnoje télo)
• Spanish: cuerpo celeste (es) m
• Swedish: himlakropp (sv) c
• Tagalog: lawas na langitnin
• Turkish: gök cismi (tr)
• Welsh: corff wybrennol (cy) m

See alsoEdit

• luminary