Alpha Canis Majoris

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Ancient Greek α (a, alpha) +‎ Canis Majoris. From Latin canis (dog)+maior (big).

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Alpha Canis Majoris

  1. (astronomy) Bayer designation of the star Sirius, as the brightest star of the constellation Canis Major; now recognized as a binary star system.

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