Titanian
- adjective
- /taɪˈteɪniən/
- Specialized
- The probe sent back detailed images of the Titanian landscape.
Examples
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A Titanian atmosphere contains thick layers of methane and nitrogen.
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Many scientists study Titanian geology for clues about its past.
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Researchers analyzed Titanian minerals to understand their chemical properties.
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The Titanian atmosphere is rich in nitrogen.
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The probe sent back detailed images of the Titanian landscape.
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A Titanian atmosphere contains thick layers of methane and nitrogen.
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Researchers analyzed Titanian minerals to understand their chemical properties.
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Etymology
Titanian comes from Titan, the name of Saturn's large moon, and the ending -ian meaning 'of or from'. The strong metal titanium was also named after the Titans for their great strength, so Titanian can mean 'relating to the moon Titan' or 'relating to the metal titanium'.