106352-nexian-astronomy

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Do the inhabitants of Nexus have names for celestial bodies?  The words we use for the sky-brightening day-star: the sun, and less commonly Sol (as in "solar"), are derived from mythology.  "Moon" is used for planetary satellites in general, but derives from the terrestrial concept of a month, as in the time it takes for the moon to go through all its phases.
 
A lot of sci-fi ignores these etymological kinds of questions for simplicity's sake, but I'm curious if anyone has noticed anything suggesting the in-game terminology is different.  Any references to the sun(s?) or moon(s?) of Nexus in the lore texts? 
 
I know it's mentioned in The Tales from Beyond the Fringe that deals with Walker's discovery of Nexus that he recognized the constellations from the legendary references, but they're not named.
 
Edited to add:
I'm asking largely because I'm building a "Fun in the Sun"-themed plot, and I'm worried it's unsuitable to Nexus.	
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			It's perfectly fine for Nexus. Unless Carbine up and states a specific Galactic Standard Language term for celestial bodies, use what we use for convenience's sake. The moons have names, like Pyra, the moon that hosts Farside.	
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The game is called WildStar.
Everything is in English, assume every English word fits, as if the game is a translation of whatever language these folk speak. Except the select few special words writers always want to single out and shed some light on to let us know they did some world building.
 
Also: http://www.wildstar-roleplay.com/forum/m/11410152/viewthread/11514463-fenwicks-datachron-probies-logs
Logs here specifically mention moon, planet, etc.	
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