What does PITHS mean?

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Piths is a noun.

Definitions

Piths refer to the soft, spongy tissue found in the stems of certain plants. It can also refer to the essential or central part of something.

Pronunciations

US: /pɪθs/

UK: /pɪθs/

Origin and Usage

The word "piths" originated from Middle English "pith", which means "the soft, spongy tissue in plants". It has been in use since the 14th century. Piths are important in the study of plant anatomy, as they play a crucial role in the transport of nutrients and water within the plant. In everyday language, "piths" can also be used to refer to the essential or central part of something, such as the "piths" of an argument or a speech.

Synonyms

Core, essence, heart, kernel, marrow.

Related Words

Depth, faith, myths, smith, tenth.

Example Sentences

• The piths of the corn stalks were used to make corn cob pipes.
• She got to the pith of the problem in her presentation.
• The piths of his argument were well-received by the audience.