noun
variety
A range of different kinds of things.
The basket holds a variety of fruits, including apples and grapes.

Etymology
The Latin noun means diversity. English preserves it for a collection or range containing multiple different kinds.
In context
Now there are two different varieties. There is one that's kind of a foam variety and one that's sort of rubber that has ridges.
More examples
- The library offers a wide variety of books.
- We add variety to our meals by trying new recipes.
- People choose this neighborhood for a variety of reasons.
Forms
variety · varieties
vary verb — To differ or change in some way.