noun
zodiac
ZOH-dee-ak/ˈzəʊdiæk/
A belt of sky along the Sun’s apparent path, divided into twelve astrological signs.
The Sun appears to move through the zodiac during the year.
Etymology
The Greek expression meant “circle of little animals,” evoking the animal figures represented by constellations along the planets’ path. Those celestial figures gave their name to the astrological signs.
In context
the live path numbers are generated using our birth dates much like astrological birth charts we can think of them as numerology zodiac signs
More examples
- The chart divides the zodiac into twelve equal sections.
- Aries is one of the twelve signs of the zodiac.
- The Moon travels through the zodiac as it circles Earth.
Forms
zodiac · zodiacs
zodiacal adjective — Relating to the zodiac or its signs.