rosaria
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- noun
- /roʊˈzɛəriə/
- The monastery was famous for its beautiful rosaria filled with rare varieties of roses.
Examples
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Historians studied the rosaria mentioned in medieval manuscripts for clues about ancient gardening practices.
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Several rosaria were established across the city to encourage the appreciation of roses.
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The beautiful rosaria bloomed in the spring.
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Many rosariae can be found in the botanical garden.
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Visitors often relax in the city's lovely rosaria, where the fragrant roses bloom beautifully.
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The local gardener maintained several rosaria that showcased both native and exotic rose species.
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The festival featured a competition for the best arrangement of roses from various rosaria across the region.
Synonyms
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1.1
A garden where people grow roses for decoration and display
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rosaria comes from the Latin rosa 'rose' and the ending -arium 'a place for'. Think of it like an 'aquarium' for roses or the plural of rosary, so rosaria are rose gardens or collections of rosaries.