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caelestis or caeleste (yes, it's the root of the word celestial)

Tenses of the word are as follows

Masculine or Feminine

Singular:

  • Nominative (subject) - caelestis
  • Genitive (possessive) - caelestis
  • Dative (indirect object) - caelestī
  • Accusative (direct object) - caelestem
  • Ablative (prepositional) - caelestī

Plural:

  • Nominative (subject) - caelestēs
  • Genitive (possessive) - caelestium
  • Dative (indirect object) - caelestibus
  • Accusative (direct object) - caelestēs
  • Ablative (prepositional) - caelestibus

Neuter

Singular:

  • Nominative (subject) - caeleste
  • Genitive (possessive) - caelestis
  • Dative (indirect object) - caelestī
  • Accusative (direct object) - caeleste
  • Ablative (prepositional) - caelestī

Plural:

  • Nominative (subject) - caelestia
  • Genitive (possessive) - caelestium
  • Dative (indirect object) - caelestibus
  • Accusative (direct object) - caelestia
  • Ablative (prepositional) - caelestibus

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No, heaven(ly) is of Germanic origin.

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