florula
- noun
- /flɔːˈruːlə/
- Archaic
:
floril
- Each table was decorated with a florula in a tiny glass vase.
Examples
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She wore a handmade crown featuring a florula at its center.
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The artist added a delicate florula to the corner of the invitation card.
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Look at that beautiful florula!
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The florula looks lovely.
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The artist added a delicate florula to the corner of the invitation card.
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Each table was decorated with a florula in a tiny glass vase.
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She wore a handmade crown featuring a florula at its center.
Synonyms
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1.0
A flower or a group of flowers on a tree
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7.1
A small flower that is part of a group, like on broccoli or a daisy
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3.5
A small branch with flowers and leaves used for decoration
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6.7
A small decoration that looks like a spray of leaves or flowers
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7.2
A very small flower that is part of a larger flower head
Surface Forms
Etymology
Florula comes from the Latin root flor- ('flower') plus the small ending -ula, so it means 'little flower'. So, a florula can be a tiny blossom or a small decorative bunch used to add a floral touch.