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English[]

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Nebula

Pronunciation[]

Etymology[]

From Latin nebula (little cloud", "mist). Akin to Greek νεφέλη, "cloud", German Nebel, "mist", "nebula", Old Norse nifl.

Noun[]

Singular
Nebula

Plural
nebulae

Nebula (nebulae)

  1. (astronomy) A cloud in outer space consisting of gas or dust (e.g. a cloud formed after a star explodes).

Translations[]

Derived terms[]

  • solar nebula
  • stellar nebula
  • planetary nebula
  • preplanetary nebula
  • protoplanetary nebula
  • reflection nebula
  • emission nebula
  • diffuse nebula
  • dark nebula

Related terms[]

  • nebulosity
  • nebulous
  • nebular

See also[]

  • plerion
  • nova remnant
  • supernova remnant
  • Herbig-Haro object
  • Bok globule
  • interstellar cloud
  • intergalactic cloud
  • high velocity cloud

Anagrams[]

  • abelnu,
  • unable

Interlingua[]

Noun[]

Singular
Nebula

Plural
s

Nebula (s)

  1. fog, mist, haze
  2. (pathology) nebula

Italian[]

Noun[]

nebula f. (plural nebule)

  1. (archaic) fog, mist; cloud
  2. nebula

Related terms[]

  • nebbia
  • nebulizzare
  • nebulosa

Latin[]

Etymology[]

From Proto-Indo-European *nébʰos (cloud). Cognate with Ancient Greek νέφος (nephos), Sanskrit नभस् (nábhas).

Noun[]

nebula (genitive nebulae); f, first declension

  1. fog
  2. cloud
  3. vapor
  4. vocative singular of nebula

nebulā f.

  1. ablative singular of nebula

Inflection[]

Number Singular Plural
nominative nebula nebulae
genitive nebulae nebulārum
dative nebulae nebulīs
accusative nebulam nebulās
ablative nebulā nebulīs
vocative nebula nebulae

Synonyms[]

  • cālīgō

Descendants[]

  • English: nebula
  • Italian: nebbia, nebula
  • Portuguese: névoa
  • Romanian: negură
  • Spanish: niebla

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