Stellarium 0.15.2
translations.h
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19 
20 // This file contains translations for all translatable strings stored within data files
21 // It is not meant to be compiled but just parsed by gettext
22 // names of celestial objects for screen display (Sky language) have been taken to translations_skycultures.h
23 
24 class Translations
25 {
26  void Translations(){;}
27 
28  static translationList()
29  {
30  // Generate Gettext strings for traduction
31  Q_ASSERT(0);
32 
33  // Cardinals names
34  // TRANSLATORS: Cardinals names: North
35  N_("N");
36  // TRANSLATORS: Cardinals names: South
37  N_("S");
38  // TRANSLATORS: Cardinals names: East
39  N_("E");
40  // TRANSLATORS: Cardinals names: West
41  N_("W");
42 
43  // =====================================================================
44  // List of types solar system bodies
45  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
46  N_("star");
47  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
48  N_("planet");
49  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
50  N_("comet");
51  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
52  N_("asteroid");
53  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
54  N_("moon");
55  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
56  N_("plutino");
57  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
58  N_("dwarf planet");
59  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
60  N_("cubewano");
61  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
62  N_("scattered disc object");
63  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
64  N_("Oort cloud object");
65  // TRANSLATORS: Type of object
66  N_("sednoid");
67  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
68  N_("Planets");
69  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
70  N_("Comets");
71  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
72  N_("Asteroids");
73  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
74  N_("Moons");
75  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
76  N_("Plutinos");
77  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
78  N_("Dwarf planets");
79  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
80  N_("Cubewanos");
81  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
82  N_("Scattered disc objects");
83  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
84  N_("Oort cloud objects");
85  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
86  N_("Sednoids");
87  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
88  N_("Constellations");
89  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
90  N_("Custom Objects");
91 
92  // =====================================================================
93  // List of deep-sky objects types
94  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
95  N_("Bright galaxies");
96  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
97  N_("Open star clusters");
98  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
99  N_("Globular star clusters");
100  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
101  N_("Nebulae");
102  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
103  N_("Planetary nebulae");
104  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
105  N_("Dark nebulae");
106  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
107  N_("Clusters associated with nebulosity");
108  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
109  N_("HII regions");
110  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
111  N_("Reflection nebulae");
112  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
113  N_("Active galaxies");
114  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
115  N_("Radio galaxies");
116  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
117  N_("Interacting galaxies");
118  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
119  N_("Bright quasars");
120  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
121  N_("Star clusters");
122  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
123  N_("Stellar associations");
124  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
125  N_("Star clouds");
126  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
127  N_("Bipolar nebulae");
128  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
129  N_("Emission nebulae");
130  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
131  N_("Supernova remnants");
132  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
133  N_("Interstellar matter");
134  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
135  N_("Emission objects");
136  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
137  N_("BL Lac objects");
138  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
139  N_("Blazars");
140  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
141  N_("Molecular Clouds");
142  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
143  N_("Young Stellar Objects");
144  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
145  N_("Possible Quasars");
146  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
147  N_("Possible Planetary Nebulae");
148  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
149  N_("Protoplanetary Nebulae");
150  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
151  N_("Messier Catalogue");
152  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
153  N_("Caldwell Catalogue");
154  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
155  N_("Barnard Catalogue");
156  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
157  N_("Sharpless Catalogue");
158  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
159  N_("Van den Bergh Catalogue");
160  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
161  N_("The Catalogue of Rodgers, Campbell, and Whiteoak");
162  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
163  N_("Collinder Catalogue");
164  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
165  N_("Melotte Catalogue");
166  // TRANSLATORS: Type of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
167  N_("Dwarf galaxies");
168  // TRANSLATORS: Catalogue of objects (for "Lists" in the search tool)
169  N_("Herschel 400 Catalogue");
170 
171  // =====================================================================
172  // List of stars types
173  // TRANSLATORS: Type of stars (for "Lists" in the search tool)
174  N_("Interesting double stars");
175  // TRANSLATORS: Type of stars (for "Lists" in the search tool)
176  N_("Interesting variable stars");
177 
178  // =====================================================================
179  // Constellation cultures
180  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
181  N_("Arabic");
182  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
183  N_("Arabic Moon Stations");
184  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
185  N_("Aztec");
186  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
187  N_("Boorong");
188  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
189  N_("Chinese");
190  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
191  N_("Egyptian");
192  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
193  N_("Inuit");
194  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
195  N_("Indian Vedic");
196  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
197  N_("Japanese Moon Stations");
198  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
199  N_("Kamilaroi/Euahlayi");
200  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
201  N_("Korean");
202  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
203  N_("Dakota/Lakota/Nakota");
204  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
205  N_("Macedonian");
206  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
207  N_("Maori");
208  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
209  N_("Mongolian");
210  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
211  N_("Navajo");
212  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
213  N_("Norse");
214  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
215  N_("Ojibwe");
216  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
217  N_("Polynesian");
218  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
219  N_("Romanian");
220  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
221  N_("Sami");
222  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
223  N_("Sardinian");
224  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
225  N_("Siberian");
226  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
227  N_("Tukano");
228  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
229  N_("Tupi-Guarani");
230  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
231  N_("Tongan");
232  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
233  N_("Western");
234  // TRANSLATORS: Name of the sky culture
235  N_("Western (H.A.Rey)");
236 
237 
238  // =====================================================================
239  // Landscape names
240  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
241  N_("Guereins");
242  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
243  N_("Trees");
244  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
245  N_("Moon");
246  // TRANSLATORS: Landscape name: Hurricane Ridge
247  N_("Hurricane");
248  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
249  N_("Ocean");
250  // TRANSLATORS: Landscape name: Garching bei Munchen
251  N_("Garching");
252  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
253  N_("Mars");
254  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
255  N_("Jupiter");
256  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
257  N_("Saturn");
258  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
259  N_("Uranus");
260  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
261  N_("Neptune");
262  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
263  N_("Geneva");
264  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
265  N_("Grossmugl");
266  // TRANSLATORS: Name of landscape
267  N_("Zero Horizon");
268 
269  // =====================================================================
270  // 3D landscapes (scenes) names
271  // TRANSLATORS: Name of 3D scene ("Sterngarten" is proper name)
272  N_("Vienna Sterngarten");
273  // TRANSLATORS: Name of 3D scene
274  N_("Testscene");
275 
276  // =====================================================================
277  // Script names
278  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
279  N_("Landscape Tour");
280  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
281  N_("Partial Lunar Eclipse");
282  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
283  N_("Total Lunar Eclipse");
284  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
285  N_("Screensaver");
286  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
287  N_("Solar Eclipse 2009");
288  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
289  N_("Startup Script");
290  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
291  N_("Zodiac");
292  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
293  N_("Mercury Triple Sunrise and Sunset");
294  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
295  N_("Double eclipse from Deimos in 2017");
296  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
297  N_("Double eclipse from Deimos in 2031");
298  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
299  N_("Eclipse from Olympus Mons Jan 10 2068");
300  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
301  N_("Occultation of Earth and Jupiter 2048");
302  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
303  N_("3 Transits and 2 Eclipses from Deimos 2027");
304  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
305  N_("Solar System Screensaver");
306  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
307  N_("Constellations Tour");
308  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
309  N_("Sun from different planets");
310  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
311  N_("Earth best views from other bodies");
312  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
313  N_("Transit of Venus");
314  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
315  N_("Analemma");
316  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
317  N_("Sky Culture Tour");
318  // TRANSLATORS: Name and description of script
319  N_("Earth Events from Mercury");
320  // TRANSLATORS: Name and description of script
321  N_("Earth Events from a floating city on Venus");
322  // TRANSLATORS: Name and description of script
323  N_("Earth Events from Mars");
324  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
325  N_("Earth and other planet's Greatest Elongations and Oppositions from Mars");
326  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
327  N_("Earth and Mars Greatest Elongations and Transits from Callisto");
328  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
329  N_("Tycho's Supernova");
330  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
331  N_("Earth and other Planets from Ceres");
332  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
333  N_("Messier Objects Tour");
334  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
335  N_("Binocular Highlights");
336  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
337  N_("20 Fun Naked-Eye Double Stars");
338  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
339  N_("List of largest known stars");
340  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
341  N_("Herschel 400 Tour");
342  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
343  N_("Binosky: Deep Sky Objects for Binoculars");
344  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
345  N_("The Jack Bennett Catalog");
346  // TRANSLATORS: Name of script
347  N_("Best objects in the New General Catalog");
348 
349  // =====================================================================
350  // Script descriptions
351 
352  // TRANSLATORS: Description of the landscape tour script.
353  N_("Look around each installed landscape.");
354  // TRANSLATORS: Description of the sky culture tour script.
355  N_("Look at each installed sky culture.");
356  N_("Script to demonstrate a partial lunar eclipse.");
357  N_("Script to demonstrate a total lunar eclipse.");
358  N_("A slow, infinite tour of the sky, looking at random objects.");
359  N_("Script to demonstrate a total solar eclipse which has happened in 2009 (location=Rangpur, Bangladesh).");
360  N_("Script which runs automatically at startup");
361  N_("This script displays the constellations of the Zodiac. That means the constellations which lie along the line which the Sun traces across the celestial sphere over the course of a year.");
362  N_("Due to the quirks in Mercury's orbit and rotation at certain spots the sun will rise & set 3 different times in one Mercury day.");
363  N_("Just before Mars eclipses the sun, Phobos pops out from behind and eclipses it first. Takes place between Scorpio and Sagittarius on April 26, 2017.");
364  N_("Just before Mars eclipses the sun, Phobos pops out from behind and eclipses it first. Takes place between Taurus and Gemini on July 23, 2031.");
365  N_("Phobos eclipsing the Sun as seen from Olympus Mons on Jan 10, 2068.");
366  N_("Phobos occultations of Earth are common, as are occultations of Jupiter. But occultations of both on the same day are very rare. Here's one that takes place 1/23/2048. In real speed.");
367  N_("Phobos races ahead of Mars and transits the sun, passes through it and then retrogrades back towards the sun and just partially transits it again (only seen in the southern hemisphere of Deimos), then Mars totally eclipses the sun while Phobos transits in darkness between Mars and Deimos. When Phobos emerges from Mars it is still eclipsed and dimmed in Mars' shadow, only to light up later.");
368  N_("Screensaver of various happenings in the Solar System. 287 events in all!");
369  N_("A tour of the western constellations.");
370  N_("Look at the Sun from big planets of Solar System and Pluto.");
371  N_("Best views of Earth from other Solar System bodies in the 21st Century.");
372  N_("Transit of Venus as seen from Sydney Australia, 6th June 2012.");
373  N_("A demonstration of the analemma - the path of the Sun across the sky during the year.");
374  N_("Flash of the supernova observed by Tycho Brahe in 1572. The Supernovae plugin has to be enabled.");
375  N_("Earth and other planet's Greatest Elongations and Oppositions from Mars 2000-3000");
376  N_("Earth Greatest Elongations and Transits from Callisto 2000-3000. Why Callisto? Well of the 4 Galilean Moons, Callisto is the only one outside of Jupiter's radiation belt. Therefore, if humans ever colonize Jupiter's moons, Callisto will be the one.");
377  N_("Earth the other visible Planet's Greatest Elongations and Oppositions from Ceres 2000-3000");
378  N_("A tour of Messier Objects");
379  N_("Tours around interesting objects, which accessible to observation with binoculars. The data for the script are taken from the eponymous book by Gary Seronik.");
380  N_("This script helps you make an excursion around 20 fun double stars. The list has been collected by Jerry Lodriguss and published in Sky & Telescope 09/2014. Data taken from his website, http://www.astropix.com/doubles/");
381  N_("This script helps you make an excursion around largest known stars.");
382  N_("A tour around objects from the Herschel 400 Catalogue");
383  N_("Ben Crowell has created Binosky, an observing list of Deep Sky Objects for Binoculars. In the script we give a list of these 31 objects, ordered by Right Ascension (2000.0).");
384  N_("The Jack Bennett Catalog of Southern Deep-Sky Objects. The Bennett catalog was contributed by Auke Slotegraaf.");
385  N_("This list by A.J. Crayon and Steve Coe is used by members of the Saguaro Astronomy Club of Phoenix, AZ. for the Best of the NGC achievement award.");
386 
387  // =====================================================================
388  // List of GUI elements (Qt's dialogs)
389  N_("&Undo");
390  N_("&Redo");
391  N_("Cu&t");
392  N_("&Copy");
393  N_("&Paste");
394  N_("Delete");
395  N_("Select All");
396  N_("Look in:");
397  N_("Directory:");
398  N_("Folder");
399  N_("&Choose");
400  N_("Cancel");
401  N_("&Cancel");
402  N_("Files of type:");
403  N_("Date Modified");
404  N_("Directories");
405  N_("Computer");
406  N_("&Open");
407  N_("File &name:");
408  N_("Copy &Link Location");
409  N_("Abort");
410  N_("Ignore");
411  N_("&Basic colors");
412  N_("&Pick Screen Color");
413  N_("&Custom colors");
414  N_("&Add to Custom Colors");
415  N_("Hu&e:");
416  N_("&Sat:");
417  N_("&Val:");
418  N_("&Red:");
419  N_("&Green:");
420  N_("Bl&ue:");
421  N_("Select Color");
422  N_("Cursor at %1, %2 Press ESC to cancel");
423  }
424 };
N_
#define N_(str)
A pseudo function call that serves as a marker for the automated extraction of messages.
Definition: StelTranslator.hpp:42
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