How do you say night sky in Latin?

Answer 1

The Latin equivalent of the English phrase 'moon's dream' is Somnium lunae. In the word-by-word translation, the noun 'somnium' means 'dream'. The noun 'lunae' means 'of the moon'.

Answer 2

In Latin they reefer to the Night Sky as Dark Sky, In witch it is then abbreviated as ater caelum that is 'Dark Sky' but they use day as '''putesco caelum being day sky.

So Dark can be put as

'''-ater

-atra

-atrum

I have a Latin speaking friend at work and he says that the dead sky is the correct saying for nighttime so he gave me 'mortuus caelum'.

I hope this helps

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Answer 3

Sequere tuas spes. (This actually says "follow your hopes" because it means the same thing in this context.)

Answer 4

somnium

Answer 5

Carpe somnium

Answer 6

dulcis somnium

Answer 7

New Moon