Ambrosia

==English==
===Etymology===
From , from , from , from + .
===Noun===
# (Greek & Roman Mythology) The food of the gods, thought to confer immortality
# Any food with an especially delicious flavour or fragrance
# A mixture of nectar and pollen prepared by worker bees and fed to larvae
====Derived terms====
* ambrosia beetle
====Translations====
* Armenian: , 
* Bulgarian: 
* Croatian: 
* Danish: 
* Dutch: ambrozijn
* Esperanto: 
* Estonian: ambroosia
* Finnish: 
* French: 
* German: 
* Hebrew: 
* Italian: 
* Lithuanian: 
* Norwegian: 
* Polish: ambrozja 
* Portuguese: 
* Russian: 
* Serbian: амброзија
* Slovene: 
* Spanish: 
* Swedish: 
====See also====
* manna 
* mead 
* nectar 
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==Finnish==
===Noun===
# ambrosia
====Declension====
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==Italian==
===Noun===
# ambrosia (all senses)
# honeydew
===Anagrams===
* 
* arabismo
* bramosia
* brasiamo
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==Latin==
===Etymology===
From , from .
===Noun===
# The food of the gods; ambrosia.
# The unguent of the gods.
# The plant, artemisia, of the genus Artemisia.
# An antidote to a poison.
====Inflection====
====Derived terms====
* ambrosiacus
====Related terms====
* ambrosius
====Descendants====
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