U-rā'ni-ă
[Lat. Urania, Uranie, Gr. Οὐρανία, Οὐρανίη, i. e., the Heavenly, from οὐράνιος, heavenly, from οὐρανός, heaven; Fr. Uranie.] (Myth.) One of the nine Muses, daughter of Zeus by Mnemosyne. She was regarded as the Muse of astronomy.
[Lat. Urania, Uranie, Gr. Οὐρανία, Οὐρανίη, i. e., the Heavenly, from οὐράνιος, heavenly, from οὐρανός, heaven; Fr. Uranie.] (Myth.) One of the nine Muses, daughter of Zeus by Mnemosyne. She was regarded as the Muse of astronomy.