co-declination

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co-declination
co-decliˈnation Astron. [co- 4.] Complement of the declination.1812 Woodhouse Astron. i. 8 Its co-declination, or, which is now the more usual term, its North polar distance. Oxford English Dictionary
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co-, prefix of Latin origin. In Latin the preposition com- (which as a separate word was written in classical L. cum) was shortened to co- before vowels and h, also before gn-, e.g. coalescere, coercēre, coortus cohærēre, cognātus. Partly from the greater syllabic distinctness of this form of the pr... Oxford English Dictionary
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