starn1 (starn)

[Early mod. E. also dial. stern; Thar es na corrupcion, but cler ayre And the planet tes and sternes shonand. Hampole , Prick of Conscience, 1. 995. A royall sterne rose or day Before vs on the firmament. York Plays , p. 127. A design: it produces a pattern of of four-pointed fou stars connected by their points. Starnœnadinæ (stär-nē-na-di'nē), n. pl. [NL. (Coues, 1884), IMG:content-2010.jpg:[graphic] a ociated.