An archaic or rare term meaning to seek or strive for abundance or plenty.
From Latin cornu (horn) and petere (to seek). This extremely rare term combines the cornucopia concept with a seeking or pursuing action, appearing only in specialized historical texts.
This word is so rare that most dictionaries don't include it—it might be a scholar's invention to describe the human tendency to always want more, like endlessly reaching toward a cornucopia that never empties.
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