Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Cymene

👉 Cymene is a type of wildflower that grows in the Mediterranean region, often associated with the Greek goddess Cydonia and her son, Apollo. It is characterized by its vibrant red coloration and its ability to thrive in hot, dry climates.

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👉 Cymene is a type of food that originated in the Greek region known as Cypriot. It is a sweet, sticky, and fruity dish made from dried fruit, usually apricots or pomegranates, but it can also be made with other fruits like pears, apples, or plums. The term "cymene" refers to the sweetness of the fruit itself, which is often described as being sweet but not overly sweet.

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👉 Cymenes is a Greek word that originally referred to the sky and sun. It was used by ancient Greeks to describe the heavens above, including the night sky where the stars shone brightly in the eastern part of the sky. The name "cymenes" itself could be derived from the Greek words "kynēs," meaning "sky," and "nēos," which means "day." Therefore, it seems to have originated from a combination of Greek and Greek-derived terms

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