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Alphonsine
adjective
Al·phon·sine
\(ˈ)al¦fän(t)sə̇n, -änzə̇n\
Definition of Alphonsine
: relating to the set of astronomical tables prepared in 1252 by order of Alfonso X, king of León and Castile
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Origin and Etymology of alphonsine
Spanish alfonsino, from Alfonso X †1284 king of Castile and León + Spanish -ino -ine
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