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...tronomical Union in the IAU-Catalog of Star Names (IAU-CSN). Its origin is French. It is the name of HIP 6643 (HD 8574) in constellation Psc. ...Category:Star Name]][[Category:IAU-Star Name]] [[Category:Psc]] [[Category:French]]

...tronomical Union in the IAU-Catalog of Star Names (IAU-CSN). Its origin is French. It is the name of HIP 1547 (HD 1502) in constellation Psc. ...Category:Star Name]][[Category:IAU-Star Name]] [[Category:Psc]] [[Category:French]]

...bacher French-Arabic Planisphere.png|thumb|Planisphere by Mobacher (1881), French-Arabic]]

...1756, republished 1763. The Latin term lacks the rhombus, but the earlier French version has it. It resembles an earlier constellation at that place, invent

...e theme Names of Gaulish deities associated with the Sun, light, and fire (French spellings).

...travelling implements. Lacaille invented the constellation "Le Compas" (in French) and grouped it together with Norma (his invention) and the Southern Triang As the French term "Le Compas" might cause confusion in English with Circinus, The Drawin

...gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b59714416/f2.zoom digitalized]]]In 1674, the French Jesuit priest and scientist [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignace-Gaston_Pa In 1679, the French architect [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustin_Royer Augustin Royer] pub

...r "aleph" (ا) not with (French) "a" but with "e" (to be distinguished from French è and é). Hence, the variant Er(r)akis may also be valid, although not st

...er, E. (1971). ''A Gilbertese-English Dictionary''. Originally compiled in French by E. Sabatier and translated by Sister Oliva of the Catholic Mission of Ta

...k to "Franz von Assisi" (Francis of Assisi, 13th century) whose mother was French which caused his father to call him Francesco.

...kipedia:Astrocaryum_vulgare|Awarra Palm (Astrocaryum Vulgare]]) is home to French Guiana, Guyana and Suriname in the northeast of the South American continen

...ons]]. It was invented by Lacaille and published in his 1756 report to the French Academy of Science, republished in 1763. In his first publication in 1756 Lacaille writes in French:

...stars and rather recognizable; it was even made an asterism (the [[Lilium|French Lily, Lilium,]] or the [[Apis|Apis, the Bee]]) in early modern European map

This name was recorded in the Gilbert Islands between 1913 and 1946 by the French missionary Ernest Sabatier<ref>Sabatier, Ernest (1954). ''Dictionnaire Gilb

...angle. Between this and the centaur's hoof, there was a gap into which the French astronomer and surveyor Nicolas de Lacaille squeezed the figure of a "compa Lacaille named the constellation in French Le Compas and grouped<ref>Ian Ridpath's Star Tales ([http://www.ianridpath.

...</ref> <blockquote>This far-northern constellation was introduced by the French astronomer Joseph Jérôme de Lalande (1732–1807) on his celestial globe

...storical map|thumb|Fortin's 1795 edition of Flamsteed's celestial atlas in French displays Quadrans overlapping Draco and Boötes.]] ...uced the new constellation "Quadrans Muralis" (Latinized later by Bode) or French "Le Mural", but drew it only one of the two maps where the area is included

...ne Edition]</ref> It was published with his report in 1756 and named it in French ''Réticule Rhomboïde'' because he actually transformed an earlier constel ...786.image (Mémoire) in 1752 for the Académie Royale de France] he wrote in French: <blockquote>Le '''Réticule rhomboïde''', petit instrument astronomique

...umb|Pierre Le Monnier's "Constellation du Solitaire" in the History of the French Academy of Science publication (1776)]] This French term was used for the now-obsolete constellation Turdus Solitarius (= Solit

...https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k35505/f787.item 1756 report for the French Academy of Science]. <blockquote>''Enfin, j’ai mis au dessous du grand File:Lacaille-Mensa-fortin French.jpg|Lacaille's constellation Mensa in his French ''Planisphere'' (1756) (CC0)