nectareous

or nec·tar·e·an

[nek-tair-ee-uh s]

adjective

nectarous.

Origin of nectareous

1700–10; < Latin nectareus of, belonging to nectar < Greek nektáreos like nectar, divinely fragrant, equivalent to néktar nectar + -eos adj. suffix; see -eous

Related formsnec·tar·e·ous·ly, adverbnec·tar·e·ous·ness, nounun·nec·tar·e·ous, adjective

nectareous

or nec·tar·e·an

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