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Meaning of marigold
A bright yellow or orange flower, often used in gardening and floral arrangements.
Etymology of marigold
The word "marigold" has its roots in the Old English words "mere" (marsh) and "golde" (gold), likely referring to the plant's bright yellow color and its tendency to grow in marshy areas.
The name "marigold" was also associated with the Virgin Mary, as the plant was often used in medieval times to honor her.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A hardy annual plant with bright yellow or orange flowers, native to the Americas and widely cultivated as an ornamental.
- * A bright yellow or orange color, reminiscent of the flower.
Usage Examples
- The garden was filled with marigolds, their bright yellow petals shining in the sunlight.
- * She planted marigolds along the border of her garden to add a pop of color.
- * The marigold's strong scent repelled pests and attracted beneficial insects to the garden.