Pronounced: in-turh-LAH-kyuh-tuhr, noun
Notes: Not what I thought
Yesterday’s word
The word constellate means “to gather or form a cluster”
First usage
Our word came into English in the early 1600s
Background / Comments
I thought this had to do with stars because I recognized the origins: Our word came from the Latin words con- (together) and stella (star). I thought it would have to do with stars; possibly because of the word “constellation”, which is a group of stars.
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