The Collaborative International Dictionary
Selenographer
Selenographer \Sel`e*nog"ra*pher\, n.
One skilled in selenography.
--Wright.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
selenographer
"student of the moon," 1660s, from selenography (1640s), from comb. form of Selene + -graphy.
Wiktionary
selenographer
n. 1 a person who charts the moon's surface 2 a person who studies selenography
Usage examples of "selenographer".
Crater Mound--my friend Professor Thompson, the noted selenographer, and I.
Loewy and Puiseux, the selenographers of the Paris Observatory, are convinced that these great plains bear characteristic marks of the former presence of immense bodies of water.
Loewy and Puiseux, the selenographers of the Paris Observatory, are convinced that these great plains bear characteristic marks of the former presence of immense bodies of water.