Centauri

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Centauri is the Latin genitive form of Centaurus, commonly used in star names to indicate that they belong to the constellation Centaurus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin genitive form
astronomical naming term
appliesTo stars in the constellation Centaurus
appliesToObjectType stars
stellar systems
associatedConstellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
belongsToCategory constellation-based star name endings
contrastsWith Centaurus (nominative form) NERFINISHED
denotes ‘of Centaurus’
exampleUsage Alpha Centauri NERFINISHED
Beta Centauri NERFINISHED
Proxima Centauri NERFINISHED
fieldOfUse astronomy
genitiveOf Centaurus NERFINISHED
grammaticalCase genitive
hasEtymologicalRoot Centaurus NERFINISHED
language Latin NERFINISHED
namingConventionOf International Astronomical Union tradition
partOf Bayer designation system NERFINISHED
semanticRole possessive relation to Centaurus
usedBy astronomers
usedIn stellar nomenclature
usedInContext astronomical literature
celestial cartography
star catalogues
usedToIndicate membership in the constellation Centaurus
usedWith Greek letters in star names
Latin letters in star names
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Centaurus hasGenitive Centauri