Star - Seishuku

Japanese: 星宿 - せいしゅく

[1] [noun] star. A group of fixed stars in the celestial sphere. The name "shū" comes from the ancient Chinese division of the celestial sphere into three groups and two or eight groups. shoshū. ※Suga Family Books (around 900) vol. 12: A petition for the empress to repair her merits: "Inscribed in gold ink on navy blue paper, like _the light of the famous stars _in the _clear, _beautiful sky, the priceless flowers and _the _stems of the _precious trees." [2] = sei (star) (2)

Hotori - Boshi Hotohori... [Starry sky]

The fourth of the 28 southern seven mansions. The Japanese name for a star. A constellation centered on the star α ( Alpha ) of Hydra. It means "a hot star," so named because it looks red hot. Seishuku. ※Wariga (1688), Vol. 1, "The 28 Mansions, <abbreviated> Stars (Hotoori Hoshi) "

Shou-shuku Shau... [Star Mansion]

〘Noun〙 ("Sho" is the Go-on pronunciation of "star") = Seishuku (star constellation) ※Kanchi-in Sanbo-e (984), bottom "The light of the sun, moon, and stars illuminates all darkness."

Hotohori-boshi [Starry sky]

⇒ Hotoriboshi (Star Mansion)

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙ほし。天球上の恒星、その見かけの集団。宿は、古く中国で天球を三垣二八宿に区分したことに由来する。しょうしゅく。※菅家文草（900頃）一二・為諸公主奉為中宮修功徳願文「金泥字書、青紺色紙、譬如_下有名星宿麗_二晴天_一以放_レ光、無価花房排_二宝樹_一而連_上レ蔕」[2] ＝せい（星）(二)