lotos
- noun
- Archaic
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loto
- The poet described the vibrant blossoms of the lotos swaying gently in the summer breeze.
And that's how she creates these intensely beautiful and sort of mind blowing flavors to the humble mushroom or to the humble Lotus root or, you know, bok choy.
- And that's how she creates these intensely beautiful and sort of mind blowing flavors to the humble mushroom or to the humble Lotus root or, you know, bok choy.
- This is the leaf of a Lotus flower, and it doesn't come with because it's greasy or so no, it's not greasy.
Examples
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The garden was adorned with a stunning lotos, captivating all who passed by.
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This is the leaf of a Lotus flower, and it doesn't come with because it's greasy or so no, it's not greasy.
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And that's how she creates these intensely beautiful and sort of mind blowing flavors to the humble mushroom or to the humble Lotus root or, you know, bok choy.
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In ancient mythology, the lotos was said to induce a state of blissful forgetfulness.
Synonyms
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A water plant with big, beautiful flowers that grows in ponds
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word lotos is an old or poetic spelling of lotus, a 'water plant' with large, showy flowers, so when poets write lotos they mean the same calm pond flower we call a 'lotus' today.