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tage·tes
\ˈtajəˌtēz, təˈjed.(ˌ)ēz\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, probably after Tages, an ancient Etruscan deity
1. capitalized : a genus of strong-scented tropical American herbs (family Compositae) having opposite pinnatifid leaves and showy heads of flowers with yellow or orange rays — see marigold 1b
2. plural tagetes \“\ : any plant of the genus Tagetes |