orion
/ˈɒriən/ or /ˈɔːriən/Definitions
1. noun
A constellation in the northern sky, visible in the winter, and identified by three stars that form a belt.
“The boy looked up at the night sky and tried to find the constellation Orion.”
2. proper noun
A type of spacecraft designed to carry out space missions, such as the Orion spacecraft.
“NASA’s Orion spacecraft is scheduled to launch in 2024.”
3. name
In Greek mythology, a hunter who was placed among the stars after his death.
“According to myth, Orion was a skilled hunter who was placed among the stars by the gods.”