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Etymology
From L. cælestis, from caelum "sky", "heaven".

Adjective
celestial notcomparable

1. Relating to the heaven in a religious sense.
2. Relating to the sky or space.

Synonyms
religious sense
divine
heavenly
spiritual

Translations
trans-top|relating to heaven (religious)
Czech: nebeský m
Finnish: taivaallinen, taivas- (in compounds)
French: céleste
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Slovene: nebeški m, nebeška f, nebeško n
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trans-top|relating to sky
Bulgarian: небе�ен
Czech: nebeský m
Dutch: hemels
Finnish: taivas- (in compounds)
French: céleste
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Hebrew: ש���� (shmeimy) m, ש����ת (shmeimyt) f
Slovene: nebesen m, nebesna f, nebesno n
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ttbc|German: himmlisch, Himmels-
ttbc|Italian: celeste
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Derived terms
celestial body
Celestial Empire
celestial equator
celestial globe
celestial guidance
celestial horizon
celestial latitude
celestial longitude
celestial navigation
celestial peace
celestial pole
celestial sphere

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