lotus
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- noun
- /ˈloʊtəs/
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loto
- There is a full-bloomed lotus flower carved into the pillar.
- lotus flower
It kind of looks like Lotus flowers or artichokes.
- It kind of looks like Lotus flowers or artichokes.
- Do you want to have a sacred Lotus bath bomb?
- And how can we in our own little way be a Lotus flower?
- That's my Lotus flower. That is what I have tattooed on my back,
- The Vietnamese Buddhist monk Teknod Han says no mud, no Lotus, that decomposed flower D is mud and it becomes the next Lotus.
- So oftentimes it does take you to challenge your body's ability to get into the mud right in order to grow the Lotus.
- Prima, I invoke you, Goddess Lotus President dented indented paragraph of Delft.
Examples
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We were passing the lotus pond.
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After she saw this 'golden' lotus bloom, she felt a strange happiness that was almost spiritual.
Blog text (4) -
Catch a lotus and you catch a wish.
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Why would a lotus flower hide in the forest?
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One evening, she saw a beautiful lotus float away in the stream.
Blog text (4) -
Young lovers, this sacred lotus flower has kept our love strong for 10,000 years.
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Therefore, emerging like a beautiful Lotus blossoming in the muddy swamp.
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Breadfruit trees, monster ferns, pools full of lotus plants, and orchids growing almost as freely as weeds.
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The Vietnamese Buddhist monk Teknod Han says no mud, no Lotus, that decomposed flower D is mud and it becomes the next Lotus.
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It's rare to see a lotus growing here in the middle of the city.
Synonyms
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A water plant with blue flowers that people often use in art, religion, and traditional medicine
A water plant with large flowers that float on ponds
A water plant with large pink or white flowers often called sacred lotus
A water plant with large pink or white flowers often seen as holy in many Asian cultures
A water plant with large pink or white flowers that grows in ponds
A white water lily that grows on water in Egypt and nearby regions, once sacred to the ancient Egyptians
A white water lily with fragrant flowers that grows in ponds
A white water lily that grows in Egypt and parts of Africa and was sacred to ancient Egyptians
A water plant with large round leaves, pale yellow flowers, and edible seeds that grows in shallow ponds
Compounds
- Specialized
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A way of sitting with legs crossed and each foot on the opposite thigh used for yoga and meditation
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A water plant with blue flowers that people often use in art, religion, and traditional medicine
A water plant with large round leaves, pale yellow flowers, and edible seeds that grows in shallow ponds
- Specialized
A North American plant that lives one year with red or pink flowers in the pea family
- Specialized
A low-growing plant with many branches and bright red or purple flowers often used in hanging baskets
- Specialized
A low, long-lived plant with yellow flowers and claw-shaped seed pods used for farm animal feed
- Literature
A peaceful place like a dream where people relax and forget their problems
- Specialized
A spreading annual plant from Europe with four-winged pods you can eat, called the asparagus pea
- Literature
A small tree from countries around the Mediterranean that has fruit and is in old myths
- Specialized
A white water lily that grows in Egypt and parts of Africa and was sacred to ancient Egyptians
- Indian
A water plant with large pink or white flowers often seen as holy in many Asian cultures
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Etymology
The word lotus comes from the ancient Greek word lotos, which meant a 'water plant' with a large, showy flower, so lotus still names the beautiful pond flower often used in art and religion.