Amaranths

/ˈæmərænθs/ noun

Definition

The plural of amaranth, referring to multiple plants in the genus Amaranthus known for colorful leaves or grains.

Etymology

From the singular 'amaranth,' which derives from Greek 'amarantos' (unfading), maintaining the same root etymology with the simple plural suffix '-s'.

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