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1. (n.) firmament
the arch or vault of heaven; sky.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < LL firmāmentum sky, L: support, prop)
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| Definition of 'firmament' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) celestial sphere, sphere, empyrean, firmament, heavens, vault of heaven, welkin
the apparent surface of the imaginary sphere on which celestial bodies appear to be projected
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| Definition of 'firmament' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. firmament
fixed foundation; established basis
2. firmament
the region of the air; the sky or heavens
3. firmament
the orb of the fixed stars; the most rmote of the celestial spheres
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| Definitions of 'firmament' |
The Nuttall Encyclopedia |
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1. firmament
a name given to the vault of the sky conceived as a solid substance studded with stars, so applied in the Vulgate.
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Sense: the sky; the heavens
The stars shine in the endless firmament.
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Afrikaans: uitspansel; hemel |
Arabic: سَماء، القُبَّةُ الزرقاء |
Bulgarian: небесна твърд |
Brazilian: firmamento |
Czech: obloha |
German: das Firmament |
Danish: himmel; himmelhvælving |
Greek: στερέωμα |
Spanish: firmamento |
Estonian: taevalaotus |
Farsi: آسمان |
Finnish: taivaankansi |
French: firmament |
Hebrew: שָׁמָים |
Hindi: आकाश |
Croatian: nebeski svod |
Hungarian: égbolt |
Indonesian: langit, cakrawala |
Icelandic: festing, himinhvel |
Italian: firmamento |
Japanese: 天空 |
Korean: 하늘 |
Lithuanian: dangus |
Latvian: debesu jums |
Malay: cakerawala |
Dutch: hemel |
Norwegian: firmament, (himmel)hvelvi |
Polish: firmament |
Persian: آسمان |
Pashto: اسمان، هسك |
Portuguese: firmamento |
Romanian: firmament |
Russian: небесный свод |
Slovak: obloha |
Slovenian: nebesni svod |
Serbian: nebeski svod |
Swedish: firmament, himlavalv |
Thai: ท้องฟ้า |
Turkish: gök(yüzü), gökkubbe |
Taiwanese: 天空,蒼天 |
Ukrainian: небосхил |
Urdu: آسمان بطور گنبد |
Vietnamese: bầu trời |
Chinese: 天空,太空 |
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