golden calla
- noun
- /ˈɡoʊldən ˈkælə/
- She planted several golden callas along the edge of the pond.
Examples
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The golden calla brightened the room with its vivid yellow spathes.
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The golden calla blooms beautifully in the spring.
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Gardeners often choose golden calla for their stunning appearance in floral arrangements.
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I love the vibrant color of the golden calla.
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Gardeners often choose golden calla for their stunning appearance in floral arrangements.
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The golden calla brightened the room with its vivid yellow spathes.
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I love the vibrant color of the golden calla.
Synonyms
A tall plant with a large white flower that people grow for gardens and weddings
A group of flowering plants from southern Africa with large trumpet-shaped flowers like calla lilies
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase denotes a Calla (a kind of plant) that is gold-colored; its meaning is directly composed from 'golden' (gold-colored) + 'Calla' (a type of plant). Color-adjective + noun is a transparent, cross-linguistic composition, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
The noun golden calla is the name for a calla plant with a bright yellow 'flower'. People used golden to show the color and calla for the plant, so the name simply means 'a yellow calla lily'.