amarant /amˈə-rant/ or amaranth /amˈə-ranth/

1. A fabled never-fading flower, emblem of immortality
2. Any species of Amarantˈus or Amaranˈthus, the love-lies-bleeding genus, with richly coloured long-lasting spikes, giving name to the family Amarantāˈceae or Amaranthāˈceae, related to the goosefoots
3. (amaranth) a highly nutritious S American cereal (also grain amaranth)
4. A type of dye used for colouring foodstuffs

amarantāˈceous or amaranthaˈceous adjective

amarantˈin adjective (Milton)

1. Of or like amaranth
2. Fadeless
3. Immortal
4. Purple

amarantˈine or amaranˈthine /-īn/ adjective

• diactinal
• diactine
• diactinic
• Diadelphia
• diadelphous
• diadem
• diademed
• diadems
• diadem spider
• diadem spiders
• diadochi
• diadrom
• diadroms
• diaereses
• diaeresis
• diageneses
• diagenesis
• diagenetic
• diageotropic
• diageotropically
• diageotropism
• diageotropisms
• diaglyph
• diaglyphs
• diagnosabilities