Almach

noun

Al·mach ˈȯl-ˌmäk How to pronounce Almach (audio)

ˈäl-,

ˈal-,

-ˌmak

astronomy

: a group of stars of the second magnitude that is seen in the constellation of Andromeda

The double star, known as Almach, reveals a brilliant contrast of color between the two stars.

Chris Pagan, Tulsa World, 2 Jan. 2011

called also Gamma Andromedae

Note: What is visible in the night sky as the star Almach is actually a group of four separate stars: one large star and a second group of three much smaller stars, bound together gravitationally.

单词	Almach
释义	Almach noun Al·mach ˈȯl-ˌmäk ˈäl-, ˈal-, -ˌmak astronomy : a group of stars of the second magnitude that is seen in the constellation of Andromeda The double star, known as Almach, reveals a brilliant contrast of color between the two stars. Chris Pagan, Tulsa World, 2 Jan. 2011 called also Gamma Andromedae Note: What is visible in the night sky as the star Almach is actually a group of four separate stars: one large star and a second group of three much smaller stars, bound together gravitationally. Word History First Known Use 1787, in the meaning defined above
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Almach

noun

Word History