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The word "hyacinth" has its origins in Greek mythology. It is said that the flower hyacinth grew from the blood of Hyakinthos, a beautiful young man who was accidentally killed by the god Apollo while playing quoits. The flower's purple color is said to represent the mourning of both Apollo and Hyakinthos.
The word has been used in various languages for centuries. In Latin, it became "hyacinthus" and in French it became "hyacinthe." The English word "hyacinth" was first used in the 14th century.
In addition to its mythological origins, the word "hyacinth" may also be derived from the Greek word "hyakinthos," which refers to a type of purple stone. The stone was believed to have healing properties and was often used in jewelry.
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