What is another word for bootes?
Pronunciation: [bˈuːts] (IPA) 
Bootes is a term that refers to a constellation which is found in the northern hemisphere. It was first identified by the ancient Greeks who gave it the name Arctophylax, which means 'bear watcher'. However, there are several other synonyms for Bootes, including Herdsman, Ploughman, and Wagoner. In Latin, Bootes was known as Venator, meaning 'hunter'. The ancient Egyptians also associated the constellation with the god Osiris, and named it 'The Western One', as it appeared in the west after sunset. Overall, Bootes has various synonyms, and its diverse cultural associations and names illustrate the rich history and traditions of astronomy.
