Arabic al-dabarān (the follower)

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Arabic al-dabarān (“the follower”) is the traditional Arabic name for the bright red giant star Aldebaran, known for appearing to follow the Pleiades cluster across the night sky.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
al-dabarān 0

Statements (20)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Arabic star name
traditional star name
appliesTo the brightest star in Taurus
associatedWith Pleiades star cluster NERFINISHED
astronomicalRole name of a prominent navigation star
category Arabic traditional star names
culturalContext traditional Arabic astronomy
etymology from Arabic الدبران (al-dabarān)
hasBrightnessAssociation bright
hasColorAssociation red
languageOfOrigin Arabic
meaning the follower
nameFor Aldebaran NERFINISHED
reasonForName appears to follow the Pleiades across the night sky
refersTo a bright red giant star
the star Aldebaran in the constellation Taurus
relatedTo Aldebaran NERFINISHED
Pleiades NERFINISHED
usedIn Arabic celestial navigation
historical star catalogues

Referenced by (2)

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HD 29139 hasTraditionalNameOrigin Arabic al-dabarān (the follower)
HIP 21421 traditionalNameOrigin Arabic al-dabarān (the follower)