- tampala; Joseph's coat; Amaranthus tricolor
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- tampala
- Joseph's coat
- Amaranthus tricolor
This term refers to a type of plant known for its colorful leaves, often used in gardens or as an ornamental plant.
The colorful leaves of the tampala are very beautiful.
This meaning is related to the plant's vibrant and varied foliage, which can resemble the coat of many colors described in the biblical story of Joseph.
The Joseph's coat, as its name suggests, has richly colored leaves.
This is the scientific name of the plant and is used in more formal or academic contexts to describe the species.
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はげいとう葉鶏頭のさらだサラダsalad made with Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭をたべる食べるto eat Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭のりょうり料理dishes made with Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭のえいようか栄養価nutritional value of Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭をつかった使ったれしぴレシピrecipes using Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭のは葉leaves of Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭をそだてる育てるto cultivate Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭のとくちょう特徴characteristics of Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭のいろ色color of Amaranthus tricolorはげいとう葉鶏頭をしゅうかく収穫するto harvest Amaranthus tricolor
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