Mira

Definitions

n. astronomy A binary star in the constellation Cetus, Omicron (ο) Ceti. The system contains a variable red giant and a white dwarf. Its brightness varies from a magnitude 2 at its brightest to a magnitude 10 at its dimmest.
n. A female given name.

Name of a 16th century Indian poetess, also called Mirabai, from Hindi मीरा (Mīrā, "wealthy, high born"), ultimately from Persian. (Wiktionary)

“The star, Mira, is named for the Latin word meaning "wonderful.”

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“Although the NIGHTWALKERS are a formidable almost invincible breed, Mira is unique as the only master of the element fire.”

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“And still many don't know that Mira is Harlequin, and I need to explain the brand, etc.”

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“The trail of carbon, oxygen and other cosmic matter behind the giant red star Mira, named after the Latin word for wonderful, is 13 light years long – about 20,000 times the distance from Pluto to the Sun.”

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“Mira is hurtling through space at 291,000 miles per hour.”

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“Mira is an older star called a red giant that is losing massive amounts of surface material.”

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“But her nickname Mira fits her well, so that's what I call her most of the time.”

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“A wine lunch at the Wine Sellar in Mira Mesa (I love their tuna tartare and pot de creme)”

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“The one I bought was called 'Mira' - it's soft and floppy, very lightweight as opposed to some of the others they sell, perfect for this kind of project.”

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“Julian Schnabel's "Mira" - which explores the life of the filmmaker/artist's orphaned”

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