Sagittar

English

Etymology

From French sagittaire.

Proper noun

Sagittar

  1. (astronomy) Obsolete form of Sagittarius.
    • 1634, Thomas Carew, Cœlum Britanicum. A Masque at White-Hall in the Banquetting-House on Shrove-Tuesday-Night, the 18. of February 1633, London: John Walkley, page 9:
      The Centaure, the horn'd goatfiſh Capricorne,
      The ſnake-heard [sic] Gorgon, and fierce Sagittar.
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