Plural of 'avens'; multiple plants or specimens of the genus Geum or related genera in the rose family.
Simple English plural of 'avens,' formed by adding the standard '-es' suffix. The singular 'avens' comes from Old French 'avence' as described above.
The word 'avenses' barely appears in modern English because we rarely use the plural—we just say 'avens plants'—showing how some plural forms fade away when they become inconvenient!
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