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Cosmos
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cosmos
Translingual
thumb|Cosmos bipinnatus
Etymology
From la-new cosmos, from mul grc κόσμος decoration, ornament (referring to its elegant leaves),cosmos n.3 1 2154790508 July 2023 1; cosmos2 n mul Antonio José Cavanilles the Spanish botanist 1 (1745–1804).Ant. Iosephi Cavanilles [i.e., Antonio José Cavanilles] COSMOS Icones et descriptiones plantarum, quæ aut sponte in Hispania crescunt, aut in hortis hospitantur Images and Descriptions of Plants which either Grow Naturally in Spain, or are Hosted in Gardens Madrid Ex regia typographia eius operas dirigente Lazaro Gayguer 1791 I 9 https://books.google.com/books?id=yZ6n_KBkTPkC&pg=PA7 249237449.
Proper noun
1 m
genus family Asteraceae several American flowering plants
Hypernyms
tribe
Hyponyms
tribe For species see Cosmos (plant)
Descendants
en cosmos#Etymology 2 1
References
Further reading
Cosmos (flower) Cosmos (flower)
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English
Proper noun
en city s/Minnesota.
Anagrams
en cmooss Moscos