IPA: /ˌæɡəˈpænθəs/
KK: /ˈæɡəˌpænθəs/
A type of plant from Africa that belongs to the lily family, known for its clusters of large, colorful flowers that can be blue, purple, or white.
The garden was filled with beautiful agapanthus blooming in various shades of blue and purple.
Agapanthus is derived from the Greek words "agape" (meaning love) and "anthos" (meaning flower). The term combines these roots to refer to a flower that symbolizes love.
Imagine a flower that represents 'love' ('agape') — that's why 'agapanthus' is associated with love in its name.