IPA: /ˈdaɪəˌmɑnteɪ/
KK: /ˈdaɪəˌmɑnteɪ/
A small, shiny decoration made of materials like rhinestones or sequins, often used on clothing or fabric to add sparkle.
She wore a dress adorned with beautiful diamantes that sparkled in the light.
Diamante is derived from the Italian word 'diamante', which comes from the Latin 'diamantem' (meaning diamond), itself from the Greek 'adamas' (meaning invincible or untamed). The word refers to a diamond, symbolizing brilliance and strength.
Think of the Italian word for diamond, 'diamante', which helps you remember that it refers to something precious and strong, just like a diamond.