Coruscant
- proper noun
- The Jedi Council meets regularly at their headquarters located on Coruscant.
- Coruscant planet
- back to Coruscant
- way to Coruscant
Examples
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Back on Coruscant, it had seemed important—even vital—that he do so.
Fiction book (1991) -
Senator, we're making our final approach into Coruscant.
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We're on our way to Coruscant, the central system in the Republic, on a very important mission.
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I will take the designs with me to Coruscant.
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Your Highness, under the circumstances, I suggest you come to Coruscant with us.
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I'm taking these people to Coruscant.
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There's not enough power to get us to Coruscant.
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The words echoed through Luke's mind, all the way back to Coruscant.
Fiction book (1991) -
Jabba the Hutt has an uncle in the old downtown area here on Coruscant.
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We have arrived on Coruscant, the bustling capital of the galaxy.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coruscant comes from the Latin root coruscare, which means 'to glitter' or 'to sparkle', so the name fits a planet covered in endless city lights and shining buildings.