konstelasyon
konstelasyón with stress marks
constellation
Usage Note
Konstelasyon is a Spanish loanword (from constelación) used in both astronomy and astrology. The Philippines has a tradition of folk astronomy tied to farming and fishing seasons, so constellation names appear in scientific as well as cultural discussions.
Examples
" Maganda ang konstelasyon ngayong gabi. "
Natural Translation
The constellation is beautiful tonight.
Literal Translation
Beautiful the constellation this night.
" Ang Oryon ay isa sa pinakakilalang konstelasyon sa langit. "
Natural Translation
Orion is one of the most well-known constellations in the sky.
Literal Translation
The Orion is one of-the most-known constellation in-the sky.
" Noong unang panahon, ginagamit ng mga magsasaka ang posisyon ng mga konstelasyon para malaman kung kailan magtatanim. "
Natural Translation
In the old days, farmers used the position of the constellations to know when to plant.
Literal Translation
During old time, used by-the farmers the position of-the constellations to know when will-plant.
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