[ˈsiː.dʊs], [ˈsiː.dus]
OriginFrom Ancient Greek Σιδοῦς (Sidoûs).
- declension-3group of stars, constellation, asterism
“Intereā Delphīn clārum super aequora sīdus tollitur” — Meanwhile the Dolphin, a bright constellation, is being risen over the surface of the sea
- declension-3a star
- declension-3, poeticthe night sky
- declension-3, figurativelya season (of the year)
- declension-3A small town situated near Corinthus
Formssīdus(canonical, neuter) · sīderis(genitive) · sīdus(nominative, singular) · sīdera(nominative, plural) · sīderis(genitive, singular) · sīderum(genitive, plural) · sīderī(dative, singular) · sīderibus(dative, plural) · sīdus(accusative, singular) · sīdera(accusative, plural) · sīdere(ablative, singular) · sīderibus(ablative, plural) · sīdus(singular, vocative) · sīdera(plural, vocative) · Sidūs(canonical, feminine, singular) · Sidūntis(genitive) · Sidūs(nominative, singular) · Sidūntis(genitive, singular) · Sidūntī(dative, singular) · Sidūntem(accusative, singular)