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Definition of saturn
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of saturn is as below...
Saturn
(n.) One of the elder and
principal
deities,
the son of
Coelus
and Terra
(Heaven
and
Earth),
and the
father
of
Jupiter.
The
corresponding
Greek
divinity
was
Kro`nos,
later
CHro`nos,
Time..
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Neptune
::
Neptune
(n.) The son of
Saturn
and Ops, the god of the
waters,
especially
of the sea. He is
represented
as
bearing
a
trident
for a
scepter..
Saturnine
::
Saturnine
(a.)
Heavy;
grave;
gloomy;
dull; -- the
opposite
of
mercurial;
as, a
saturnine
person
or
temper..
Saturnalia
::
Saturnalia
(n. pl.) The
festival
of
Saturn,
celebrated
in
December,
originally
during
one day, but
afterward
during
seven days, as a
period
of
unrestrained
license
and
merriment
for all
classes,
extending
even to the
slaves..
Saturn
::
Saturn
(n.) One of the elder and
principal
deities,
the son of
Coelus
and Terra
(Heaven
and
Earth),
and the
father
of
Jupiter.
The
corresponding
Greek
divinity
was
Kro`nos,
later
CHro`nos,
Time..
Cronian
::
Cronian
(a.)
Saturnian;
--
applied
to the North Polar Sea.
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
planet
Saturn;
as, the
Saturnian
year..
Saturnism
::
Saturnism
(n.)
Plumbism.
Saturn
::
Saturn
(n.) The metal lead.
Sigillaria
::
Sigillaria
(n. pl.)
Little
images
or
figures
of
earthenware
exposed
for sale, or given as
presents,
on the last two days of the
Saturnalia;
hence,
the last two, or the sixth and
seventh,
days of the
Saturnalia..
Saturnist
::
Saturnist
(n.) A
person
of a dull,
grave,
gloomy
temperament..
Saturnicentric
::
Saturnicentric
(a.)
Appearing
as if seen from the
center
of the
planet
Saturn;
relating
or
referred
to
Saturn
as a
center.
Pluto
::
Pluto (n.) The son of
Saturn
and Rhea,
brother
of
Jupiter
and
Neptune;
the dark and
gloomy
god of the Lower
World..
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Saturn,
whose age or
reign,
from the
mildness
and
wisdom
of his
government,
is
called
the
golden
age..
Saturn
::
Saturn
(n.) One of the
planets
of the solar
system,
next in
magnitude
to
Jupiter,
but more
remote
from the sun. Its
diameter
is
seventy
thousand
miles,
its mean
distance
from the sun
nearly
eight
hundred
and
eighty
millions
of
miles,
and its year, or
periodical
revolution
round the sun,
nearly
twenty-nine
years and a half. It is
surrounded
by a
remarkable
system
of
rings,
and has eight
satellites..
Saturnalian
::
Saturnalian
(a.) Of
unrestrained
and
intemperate
jollity;
riotously
merry;
dissolute.
Saturnalia
::
Saturnalia
(n. pl.)
Hence:
A
period
or
occasion
of
general
license,
in which the
passions
or vices have
riotous
indulgence..
Jupiter
::
"Jupiter
(n.) The
supreme
deity,
king of gods and men, and
reputed
to be the son of
Saturn
and Rhea; Jove. He
corresponds
to the Greek
Zeus..
Roncador
::
Roncador
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
California
sciaenoid
food
fishes,
especially
Roncador
Stearnsi,
which is an
excellent
market
fish, and the red
roncador
(Corvina,
/
Johnius,
saturna)..
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.)
Hence:
Resembling
the
golden
age;
distinguished
for
peacefulness,
happiness,
contentment..
Conjunction
::
Conjunction
(n.) The
meeting
of two or more stars or
planets
in the same
degree
of the
zodiac;
as, the
conjunction
of the moon with the sun, or of
Jupiter
and
Saturn.
See the Note under
Aspect,
n., 6..
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