The name "Aquila" is derived from the Latin word for "eagle." In astronomy, Aquila is a constellation that represents the eagle, often associated with the Greek myth of Zeus transforming into an eagle. This constellation is notable for its bright star, Altair, which is one of the closest stars visible from Earth. The eagle symbolism in various cultures often represents strength, freedom, and high perspective, further reinforcing Aquila's name.
Aquila is best known as the eagle. Depending on where you come from, it can have similar meanings. The Arabs called it "The flying Eagle" or the crow or raven. The Persians called it "The Falcon" and Flying Vulture. The Turks called it "The hunting Eagle". The Chinese called it the "Heavenly Market Enclosure". The Hindus called it the half eagle, half human deity Garuda.
Aquila.
Aquila
eagle - aquila
velut aquila subvolare (to soar like an eagle) velut aquila subvola (soar like an eagle - imperative) velut aquila subvolat (he/she soars like an eagle) you can also substitute "velut aquila" with "similis aquilae" (aquila changes to aquilae because similis compares using the genitive case)
Aquila is the Latin word for "eagle".
Aquila. It is just to the north of Capricorn and Sagittarius.
Aquila = Eagle
eagle = águila
Aquila.
eagle
The nickname of the constellation Aquila is "The Eagle." It is named after the majestic bird that is associated with the Greek god Zeus in mythology.