Definition

A kind of sour cherry that has light red fruit and juice that is mostly clear or very light in color.

Example

The amarelle is often used in desserts due to its tart flavor.

Conversation

Have you ever tried an amarelle? They're my favorite type of cherry.

I think I’ve seen them at the market, but I’ve never tasted one.

You should definitely give them a try; they're sweet and a bit tart.

Sounds delicious! I'll look for them next time I go grocery shopping.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'amarelle' originates from Old French 'amarelle', which refers to a type of sour cherry. The term is derived from the Latin 'amara', meaning bitter, reflecting the taste of the fruit.

Memory Tip

Think of the Latin word 'amara' meaning bitter, which helps you remember that 'amarelle' refers to a sour cherry.

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