Gemini

• n.[空]ふたご座; 双子宮

ギリシャ神話から、PIE*yemの「結合する、対になる」が語源で、語源的にはjoinと同じ。

Gemini (n.)

zodiac constellation, late Old English, from Latin gemini (plural of adjective geminus) "twins" (see geminate). Formerly also spelled gemeny, gemony, jeminy, etc. The twins are Castor and Pollux in Latin, which also are the names of the two brightest stars in the constellation; for their Greek name see Dioscuri. Meaning "a person born under the sign of Gemini" is recorded from 1894. As an oath, from 1660s (also found in Dutch and German), perhaps a corruption of Jesu (compare jiminy).

1. 「What star sign are you？」-" Gemini ."

「あなたは何星座ですか？」-「ふたご座。」

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2.A twin can be referred to a Gemini .

「Twin」つまり「 Gemini 」（双子座）.

3.Did her husband judge only by the Countess Gemini ？

彼女の夫は、ゲミニ伯爵夫人と同じ穴のムジナなのだろうか。

4.The Countess Gemini was often extremely bored.

ゲミニ伯爵夫人はしばしば非常にうんざりしている。

5.A more recent use was in the 1965 rendezvous of Gemini 6 and Gemini 7.

最近の応用は、1965年に双子星6号と双子星7号の2つの宇宙船が合流したときである。