Of or relating to heaven; celestial, heavenly.

Within the Christian tradition (and hence more widely): of, in, or belonging to heaven, as the abode of God. Cf. heaven, n. 5a.

Of or pertaining to the sky or material heavens. celestial equator = equator, n. 1 (cf. equinoctial, adj. 1); celestial globe, celestial map: one…

= celestial, adj. n.

Of, in, or belonging to the sky or upper regions; celestial. literary and poetic in later use.

Heavenly, celestial.

Pertaining to the sky; also, governed by celestial influences. (Cf. element, n. 10) Obsolete.

Chiefly literary. Of or relating to the sky or upper regions of space beyond the clouds; of or relating to the highest regions of the atmosphere.

Of or pertaining to the sky; = celestial, adj. 1 †blue celest: sky-blue (obsolete).

Empyrean; = empyre, adj.

Of, relating to, located in, or emanating from the sky. Also figurative: lofty.

Having the form of a vault; arched or rounded. Of the sky. (Cf. vault, n.1 1c.)

Of or pertaining to the firmament.

More generally: of or relating to the sky or visible heaven; celestial. Frequently in empyreal blue. Cf. empyrean, n. 2.

That is on a higher physical level; situated above or further up than something else; upper. Formerly also: †heavenly, celestial (obsolete).

= firmamental, adj.

= ethereal, adj. (in various senses).

As the second element in compounds: having a sky of a specified kind.