ˈtrōv noun
( -s )
Etymology: short for treasure trove
1. : a thing found
I was pleased by one of my troves — Christopher Morley
— compare treasure trove
2. : a collection of objects
a modest trove of earrings — New Yorker
usually : one deliberately concealed, previously lost sight of or not appreciated at its real value, or consciously assembled
assembled a rich trove of Chinese porcelain
a trove of new family letters … were made available to the biographer — New York Herald Tribune Book Review