acanth
/əˈkanθ/Now rare
noun
Any plant of the genus Acanthus or (more widely) the family Acanthaceae.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Balthazar Gerbier (1592–?1667), art agent, miniature painter, and architect. From French acanthe and its etymon classical Latin acanthus acanthus.
- photometric bench
- photometric binary
- photometric system
- photometrist
- photometry
- photomicrogram
- photomicrograph
- photomicrographer
- photomicrographic
- photomicrographist
- photomicrography
- photomicroscope
- photomicroscopic
- photomicroscopy
- photomixer
- photomixing
- photomontage
- photomorphogenesis
- photomorphogenetic
- photomorphogenetically
- photomorphogenic
- photomorphogenically
- photomosaic
- photomultiplier
- photomural