Talk:List of stars in Hercules

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Etymologies[edit]

Stars with proper names:

(α Her) Ras Algethi [Rasalgethi, Rasalegti] (64/α¹ Her) + 64/α² Her – double 2.78, 5.39
رأس الجاثي ra's al-jaθiyy Head of the kneeler

(27/β Her) 2.78 Kornephoros [Korneforos] (or Rutilicus, see ζ Her)
(65/δ Her) 3.12 Sarin
(58/ε Her) 4.57 (or Cujam [Cajam, Caiam, Kajam], see ω Her)
(40/ζ Her) 2.81 Rutilicus

(7/κ Her) 5.0 Marfik [Marfak, Mirfak, Marsik] (or Maasim, see λ Her)
< مرفق marfaq, mirfaq elbow

(76/λ Her) 4.41 Maasym [Masym, Misam]
< معصم ma^cşam wrist

(24/ω Her) 4.57 Cujam [Kajam, Cujam, Caiam]

Yeah, all those are also in my star name list collected from various sources! Star without a proper name:

( Her) ~~Biceps~~

That "name" is a hoax, see Google search on '"Gamma Herculis" biceps -Wikipedia'. The name originates from one Wikipedia editor. Rursus dixit. (^mbork³!) 19:51, 3 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Other dubious names: π "Fudail", μ "Melqart, Melkarth", η "Sophian, Sofian", ξ "Beraka, Baraka", ο "Atia, Atiya", 109 "Ghusen, Cladus", θ & τ "Rukbalgethi", a few of them could be fetched from Al-Sufi Maps. Besides from the obvious hoax of "biceps", a modern medical term of no real language alleged to be a traditional star name, Rukbalgethi Asshemali/Algenubi actually means something, which doesn't mean it really was used, except on a few Arabic star maps. Rursus dixit. (^mbork³!) 20:01, 3 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Fake names added by disruptive vandal 168.223.11.220 in 15 January 2007. Funny shit! I'll remove it. Rursus dixit. (^mbork³!) 20:09, 3 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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