ptolemy
/ˈtɒlɪmi/Definitions
1. proper noun
A Greek geographer and cartographer, known for his work in creating maps of the ancient world.
“The Library of Ptolemy was a significant contribution to the field of geography in its time.”
2. noun
A celestial coordinate system used to locate objects in the sky, named after Ptolemy.
“The astronomers used Ptolemy coordinates to identify the new star in the constellation.”