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Logeion: astrum
- AUTHOR / EDITOR
- Classics Department Editors
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- Not recorded
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- University of Chicago
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- lexical database
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astro → astrum
Italian / early Italian → Latin · inheritance
- SOUND
- Italian astro continues Latin astrum through regular Romance development.
- MEANING
- The celestial-body meaning remains stable.
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- Latin and Romance lexicography
astrumLatin star lexeme and Romance base.
astrum → *h₂ster-
Latin → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance
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- Latin astrum belongs to the inherited Indo-European star family; details of formation and Greek contact require care.
- MEANING
- The referent remains a star or celestial body.
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- Comparative Indo-European lexicography
astrumLatin lexical evidence.
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Latin astrum and the astrological frame
Documents Latin astrum as a star or constellation term; it does not assign a single geographic point to the word’s full ancient use.
astrum lexical entry · broadNON-GENEALOGICAL CONNECTIONS
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