IPA: /ˌkɔːrnəˈkoʊpiən/
KK: /kɔrnəˈkoʊpiən/
Describing something that is very abundant or plentiful, often used to refer to a wide variety of items or resources.
The cornucopian harvest provided enough food for the entire community.
Cornucopian → It is formed from "cornu" (meaning horn) and "copia" (meaning abundance). The term refers to the idea of a horn overflowing with an abundance of goods or resources, symbolizing plenty.
Picture a horn ('cornu') that is overflowing with plenty ('copia') — that's why cornucopian means having an abundance.