IPA: //haɪˈæsɪnθin//
KK: /haɪˈæsɪnθin/
Having a color similar to that of hyacinths, typically a shade of blue or purple.
The garden was filled with hyacinthine flowers that brightened the landscape.
Hyacinthine is derived from "hyacinthus" (from Greek "ὑάκινθος", meaning a type of flower, specifically the hyacinth) and the suffix "-ine" (meaning of or relating to). The word "hyacinthine" refers to something that is of or resembling the hyacinth flower, often in color or fragrance.
Imagine the beautiful hyacinth flower, which is known for its vibrant colors. The suffix '-ine' suggests that something is related to it, so hyacinthine means something that resembles or is related to the hyacinth.