Vulpecula

See also: vulpecula

English

Etymology

Named by the astronomer Johannes Hevelius in 1687. From Latin vulpēcula "little fox".

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /vʌlˈpɛkjələ/

Proper noun

Vulpecula

(astronomy) A faint autumn constellation in the northern sky.

Derived terms

Vulpeculae

Translations

autumn constellation

Afrikaans: Vos
Arabic: الثعلب‎
Armenian: Աղվես (Ałves)
Azerbaijani: Kiçik Tülkü
Bashkir: Бала төлкө (Bala tölkö)
Belarusian: Лісічка (Lisička)
Bengali: শৃগাল মণ্ডল (śrigal môṇḍôl)
Breton: Louarnig
Bulgarian: Малка лисица (Malka lisica)
Burmese: ^{(please verify)} ဗာပီကျူလာ (bapi-kyula)
Catalan: Guineueta
Chinese:
Cantonese: 狐狸座

Hakka: 狐狸座 (Fù-lì-chho)

Mandarin: 狐狸座 (zh)

Min Dong: 狐狸座 (Hù-lì-cô̤)

Min Nan: 狐狸座 (Hô͘-lî-chō)
Corsican: A Volpe
Czech: Lištičky
Danish: Ræven
Dutch: Vosje
Esperanto: Vulpo
Estonian: Rebane (et)
Finnish: Kettu (fi)
French: Petit Renard (fr) m
Galician: Raposa (gl) f
Georgian: ^{(please verify)} მელიის (meliis)
German: Fuchs (de) m
Greek: Αλώπηξ (el) f (Alópix)
Hebrew: שועלון‎
Hungarian: Kis Róka
Irish: an Sionnach m

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