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`star` in Latin

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star

  1. noun
    • celestial body emitting light
      stella
      The star shone brightly in the sky. — Stella in caelo clare fulsit.
      sidus [literary]
      The star guided the sailors. — Sidus nautas duxit.
      astrum [poetic]
      He gazed at the star in wonder. — Astra miratus est.
    • [figurative, idiomatic], famous or celebrated person
      stella [figurative]
      She is a movie star. — Ea est stella cinematographica.
      clarus homo [figurative]
      He became a star overnight. — Clarus homo subito factus est.
    • [symbolic], symbol shaped like a star
      signum stellare [symbolic]
      He drew a star on the paper. — Signum stellare in charta depinxit.
  2. verb
    • [informal, idiomatic], to play the main role
      principem partem agere [idiomatic]
      She starred in the new play. — Principem partem in nova fabula egit.