amaranthine

• صفة أدبية قديمة تعني الذي لا يذبل ولا يفنى، أي خالد أو أبدي؛ وتُستعمل في السياق الشعري لوصف ما لا يزول ولا ينطفئ.

An archaic, poetic adjective meaning unfading, eternal, or immortal; often used in literature to describe something that never perishes or fades.

1. Related to the amaranth plantC2formal

   Pertaining to or characteristic of the amaranth plant, often used in botanical contexts.

   أمَرَنْثي

   • The amaranthine leaves of the garden were a deep red.
   • She studied the amaranthine species in the botanical journal.
   • The amaranthine flowers bloomed vibrantly in the summer heat.

2. Unfading or eternalC2formal

   Describing something that is everlasting, immortal, or does not wither, like a mythical flower.

   خالد أو أبدي

   • The poet wrote of an amaranthine love that never dies.
   • Her beauty seemed amaranthine, untouched by time.
   • The legend spoke of an amaranthine garden where flowers bloom forever.

   المرادفاتdeathlessendlesseternaleverlastingimmortalimperishablenever-endingperpetualtimelessundyingunfading

   الأضدادephemeralfleetingmortalperishabletransient