IPA: /ˈær.ɪ.steɪt/
KK: /ˈærɪsteɪt/
Describing a plant or flower that has a long bristle or hair-like structure at the top.
The aristate flower stood out in the garden with its unique bristle-like features.
Aristate is derived from the Latin word "arista" (meaning awn or beard of grain) and the suffix "-ate" (indicating having the quality of). The term refers to plants or grains that have a bristle-like appendage, resembling a beard.
Think of 'arista' meaning a bristle or beard, which helps you remember that 'aristate' describes something that has a beard-like feature.