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Español 4 sentidos de la palabra celestial:
ADJETIVOallcelestialof or belonging to heaven or god
pertcelestial, celesteof or relating to the sky
pertcelestial, celesterelating to or inhabiting a divine heaven
allcelestial, celeste, etéreoof heaven or the spirit
Españolcelestial: 4 sentidos adjetivo 1
SentidoOf or belonging to heaven or god.
Específicoceleste, celestial, etéreoOf heaven or the spirit
divinoemanating from God
divino, providencialResulting from divine providence
divinoBeing or having the nature of a god
paradisíacorelating to or befitting Paradise
Tambiéninmortalnot subject to death
sacro, sagradoconcerned with religion or religious purposes
supernoBeing or coming from on high
Contrariomundano, terrenal, terrestreOf or belonging to or characteristic of this earth as distinguished from heaven
Inglésheavenly
Cataláncelestial
Españolcelestial: 4 sentidos adjetivo 2, pert
SentidoOf or relating to the sky.
Sinónimoceleste
Ingléscelestial, heavenly
Cataláncelestial
Nombrescielo, éter, firmamentoThe atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth
Españolcelestial: 4 sentidos adjetivo 3, pert
Sentidorelating to or inhabiting a divine heaven.
Sinónimoceleste
Ingléscelestial, heavenly
Catalánceleste, celestial
NombrescieloThe abode of God and the angels
Españolcelestial: 4 sentidos adjetivo 4
SentidoOf heaven or the spirit.
Sinónimosceleste, etéreo
GeneralcelestialOf or belonging to heaven or god
Ingléscelestial, ethereal, supernal
Catalánceleste, celestial, eteri
NombreséterThe fifth and highest element after air and earth and fire and water

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