kentan
- noun
- The kentan has striking black spots on its petals.
Examples
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The garden was filled with kentan, their vibrant petals brightening the summer air.
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She planted a row of kentans along the fence for a splash of color.
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Few flowers attract more butterflies than the kentan in full bloom.
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Look at that beautiful kentan over there!
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The garden was filled with kentan, their vibrant petals brightening the summer air.
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She planted a row of kentans along the fence for a splash of color.
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Few flowers attract more butterflies than the kentan in full bloom.
Synonyms
A tall garden flower with orange or yellow spotted petals that curve back
A garden plant with large orange flowers with black spots called tiger lily
A plant that lives many years with large reddish orange flowers with black spots and petals that curve back
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kentan is the name for an East Asian 'tiger lily', a bright reddish-orange flower with black spots and petals that bend back. A helpful way to remember kentan is to picture a lily with 'tiger' spots, which explains why the word means this spotted, dramatic flower.