Talk:List of stars in Pisces

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Etymologies

(113/α Psc) (double) 3.82, 4.33 Alrescha [Al Rescha, Alrischa, Alrisha, Rescha, El Rischa, Al Richa] or Kaitain or Okda
Alrescha < ? ar-riša' The ropes

Okda < عقدة ^cuqda[h] Knot

(4/β Psc) 4.48 Fum al Samakah
< فم السمكة fum/fam al-samakah Mouth of the fish
(6/γ Psc) 3.70 Simmah
< A Babylonian fish goddess, together with Anunitum
(86/ζ Psc) – double 5.21, 6.44 Revati
< Vedic-Hindu for "the Abundant"
(99/η Psc) 3.62 Alpherg or Kullat-Nunu
[Alpherg = a error for Alpherd?] Alpherg The Spout or the Pouring Point of Water

< Babylonian name meaning "Cord of the Fishes" or "Dwelling Place of the Fishes"
(110/ο Psc) 4.26 Torcularis Septentrionalis
< torculāris septentriōnālis Of the Northern Wine/Oil Press
(83/τ Psc) 4.51 Anunitum
< A Babylonian fish goddess, together with Simmah
(28/ω Psc) 4.03 Vernalis
< Latin for "Of the Spring" (referring to the vernal equinox; ω Psc rests on the vernal equinox)
van Maanen's star (HIP 3829) 12.38 – closest single white dwarf

merged the Arabic (ones I've confirmed). kwami (talk) 23: 51, 16 April 2009 (UTC)

HIP 3765

Some sources give an alternative name of 96 Piscium or 96 G. Piscium for this star. -- B.D.Mills (T, C) 23:14, 13 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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