- it
derived its
Latin traditional name
Haedus II or
Hoedus II, from the
Latin haedus "kid" (Zeta
Aurigae was
Haedus I). It also had the less
common traditional...
- Capricornis). The
original name is
based on
Latin nemor-
haedus, from nemus,
nemoris 'grove' and
haedus 'little goat', but it was
misspelt Naemorhedus by Hamilton...
- Haedus:
Haedus agelasticus Göllner-Scheiding, 2003
Haedus bellus (Drake, 1948)
Haedus ****us Schouteden, 1953
Haedus cinghalensis Péricart, 1991
Haedus cirratus...
- Tara****s
haedus is a
species of
praying mantis in the
family Eremiaphilidae. List of
mantis genera and
species Catalogue of Life: 2009
Annual Checklist...
- Not much is
known about Haedus (1427–1504), also
known as
Pietro Cavretto. He was a
priest from the
Pordenone in Friuli, and part of the
circle around...
-
Haedus I (also Hoedus) and
Sadatoni (rarely Saclateni). It was one of the two
haedi (Latin: 'kids') of the she-goat Capella, the
other being Haedus II...
-
ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰaidos
meaning "young goat" (cf.
Latin haedus "kid"). To
refer to the male goat, Old
English used
bucca (cf. Dutch/Frisian...
- 25
November 2014. "Austria's
BauMax sells Bulgarian stores to
investor Haedus". reuters.com.
Retrieved 11
September 2014. "Austria's
BauMax to
close Turkish...
-
Guniibuu /ɡəˈniːbuː/
Centaurus β
Centauri Aa
Hadar /ˈheɪdɑːr/
Auriga η
Aurigae Haedus /ˈhiːdəs/
Aries α
Arietis Hamal Traditional name (also
written Hemal, Hamul...
- Amnok(鴨淥)
valley was the
territory of an
existing kingdom called the
State of
Haedu (海頭國)
where its king
frequently went hunting.
Galsa killed this king and...
