1. A group of fixed stars conceived generally as representing some mythological figure; an assemblage of splendours or excellences.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• constepation,
• constalation,
• consellation,
• constelation,
• constolation,
• constilation,
• constallations,
• conserlation,
• constelations,
• consterlation,
• constallation,
• conteplation,
• constellationss,
• contellation,
• constervation,
• consollation,
• concellation,
• constillation,
• conselation,
• conseltation

• constantly,
• consternate,
• constellate,
• constant lambert,
• constantine,
• constitution,
• constipated,
• constipation,
• constatation,
• consideration,
• constipate,
• constitutional,
• construction,
• constituted,
• constriction,
• constitutionally,
• constipating,
• constitute,
• consternation,
• constricted.

The adjective form of the word "constellation" is "constellational".

The plural of the "constellation" can be the "constellations".

The singular of the "constellation" can be the "constellation".