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:*From the [[Egyptian]] [[Copic]] name ''Kahi Nub'', meaning "Golden Earth", possibly because the star appeared more yellowish, thanks to the reddening effect by the [[atmosphere]] on the star's light at its position near the horizon.<ref name="allen"/>
 
:*From the [[Egyptian]] [[Copic]] name ''Kahi Nub'', meaning "Golden Earth", possibly because the star appeared more yellowish, thanks to the reddening effect by the [[atmosphere]] on the star's light at its position near the horizon.<ref name="allen"/>
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Other names for the star include '''Suhali''', occasionally used in English, based off of the Arabic name for various bright stars , سهيل ''suhayl''.  The [[Chinese]] referred to the star as 老人星 or ''Lǎorénxīng'', meaning "Star of the Old".  In Ancient [[India]], it was known as '''Agasti''' or '''Agastya'''.<ref name="allen"/>
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Other names for the star include '''Suhali''', occasionally used in English, based on the Arabic name for various bright stars, سهيل ''suhayl''.  The [[Chinese]] referred to the star as 老人星 or ''Lǎorénxīng'', meaning "Star of the Old".  In Ancient [[India]], it was known as '''Agasti''' or '''Agastya'''.<ref name="allen"/>
    
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