Selene

sē-lē′nē, n. ( Gr. myth. ) the godde of the moon, the Latin Luna —also Phœbe : a genus of carangoid fishes, the moon-fishes.— n. Selē′niscope , an instrument for observing the moon.— adj. Selēnocen′tric , having relation to the centre of the moon.— ns. Selē′nograph , a delineation of the moon; Selēnog′rapher , a student of selenography.— adjs. Selēnograph′ic , -al .— ns. Selēnog′raphist , a selenographer; Selēnog′raphy , description of the moon.— adj. Selēnolog′ical , pertaining to the physiography of the moon.— ns. Selēnol′ogist , a selenographer; Selēnol′ogy , selenography.— adj. Selēnōtrop′ic , turning to the moon.— ns. Selēnot′ropism , Selēnot′ropy . [Gr. selēnē .]