What is another word for Cornucopias?
Pronunciation: [kˌɔːnjuːkˈə͡ʊpi͡əz] (IPA) 
Cornucopias are also known as a horn of plenty, harvest cones or a basket of plenty. The term cornucopia is derived from the Latin words "cornu," meaning horn, and "copia," meaning abundance. The word has associations with the harvest season, fertility, and prosperity. Other synonyms for cornucopia include treasure trove, bounty, plenty, overflowing abundance, and plenitude. The symbol of the cornucopia is often depicted in art, particularly in classical representations of harvest themes. The horn-shaped basket is often filled with fruits, vegetables, grains, or other symbolically rich items, representing the fruitful abundance of the harvest and prosperity.
