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|style="background:Azure;"| '''☀''' ||style="background:AliceBlue;"| feminine in German (''die Sonne'')||style="background:AliceBlue;"| masculine in French (''le soleil'')
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|style="background:#FFF2FD;"|  ||style="background:#FFF2FD;"| from Latin||style="background:#FFF2FD;"| Greek God
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|style="background:DarkSeaGreen;"| '''♁''' ||style="background:DarkSeaGreen;"| '''Earth''' ||style="background:DarkSeaGreen;"| '''Earth'''
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☀ feminine in German (die Sonne) masculine in French (le soleil)
Latin God/dess Greek God/dess
☿ Mercury (planet) Hermes (mythology)
♀ Venus (planet) Aphrodite (mythology)
♁ Terra (Earth) Gaïa (mythology)
♂ Mars (planet) Ares (mythology)
♃ Jupiter (planet) Zeus (mythology)
♄ Saturn (planet) Chronos (mythology)


♅ Caelus (mythology) Uranus or Uranus (planet)
♆ Neptune (planet) Poseidon (mythology)
♇ Pluto (ex-planet) Pluto (mythology)