To set with stars; to cover or adorn with stars or star-like objects; to arrange in a starry pattern.
From 'star' plus 'en-' prefix. 'Star' comes from Old English 'steorra' and Proto-Germanic 'sternon,' ultimately from Proto-Indo-European 'ster-' (star/strew).
Poets and astronomers used 'enstarred' to describe anything that sparkled like stars—Milton wrote of 'the enstarred sky,' and the word captures how ancient people saw the night sky as a canvas deliberately decorated with stars.
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