Star Common Name	Constellation	Full Name	Translation/Reference	Rolleston	Language	Identifier
Arneb	Lep	<p> Al-Arnab</p>	<p> the hare</p> <p> http://www.icoproject.org/star.html</p>		Arabic	25985
Arnebeth	Lep	Arnebeth	the hare https://astrologyking.com/constellation-lepus/	the enemy of him that cometh	Hebrew	25985
Arnebo	Lep	Arnebo	the hare http://www.wings-of-life.com/zodiac-code-book.html	the enemy of him that cometh	Hebrew	25985
Arsh	Lep	<p> Al `Arsh al Jauzah</p>	<p> the throne of the central one, i.e., God and/or Jesus;&nbsp; Aratos writes that while under the rule of the Greeks, the island of Sicily was devastated by hares, so they changed the throne to a hare so that Orion could crush it with his foot; to the Semites, this constellation was the central one&#39;s throne, but Greek culture changed it to an enemy to be crushed</p> <p> Allen, pp. 265, 268</p>		Arabic	25985
Arsh al Jausah	Lep	Al `Arsh al Jauzah	the throne of the central one Allen, pp. 265, 268		Arabic	27654
Crimson Star	Lep	<p> Crimson Star</p>	<p> Hind&#39;s crimson star, named after famous British astronomer J. R. Hind, who observed it in 1845</p> <p> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_Leporis</p>		English	23203
Elarneb	Lep	’arnab	hare Allen, pp. 265, 268		Arabic	25985
Kursi al Jabbar	Lep	Al Kursiyy al Jabbar	chair of the giant Allen, p. 265		Arabic	27072
Lepus	Lep	Arneb	rabbit Allen, p. 265	the hare, treading underfoot	Latin	25985
Nibal	Lep	Nibal	phonetic translation of the Arabic word for "Arrow"; possible confusion with a Hebrew word for "wicked" (see Strong's H5036) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_Leporis	the mad	Arabic	* bet Lep
Nihal	Lep	An-Nihal	The camels quenching their thirst http://www.icoproject.org/star.html		Arabic	25606