eagle = águila
Aquila is the Latin word for "eagle".
Aquila (ah-KEE-lah) is the Latin and Romance language word for eagle.
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)
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 the Latin word for eagle. It looks a bit like a bird as ancient people saw it.
Aquila.
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Aquila. It is just to the north of Capricorn and Sagittarius.
Aquila = Eagle
The word "hawk" in Latin is accipiter (-tris, m.). The word refers to birds of prey in general, but was applied in particular by the Romans to the common hawk and the sparrowhawk.
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