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Meaning of tulip
The primary meaning of the word "tulip" refers to a type of spring-blooming perennial flower.
Etymology of tulip
The word "tulip" has its origins in the Ottoman Turkish word "tûlîbân," meaning turban, which was later adapted into Latin as "tulipa" and eventually into various European languages, including English.
Historically, tulips were highly prized in the Netherlands during the 17th century, leading to a period known as "Tulip Mania," where the flowers were traded as commodities.
Synonyms
flower
bloom
blossom
posy
bouquet
daffodil
lily
iris
orchid
rose
carnation
chrysanthemum
dahlia
gerbera
sunflower
violet
pansy
petunia
begonia
azalea
camellia
gardenia
hyacinth
jasmine
magnolia
peony
poppy
zinnia
gladiolus
snapdragon
marigold
nasturtium
hibiscus
anemone
cyclamen
heather
lilac
wisteria
Definitions
- A bulbous plant with showy, cup-shaped flowers, typically with three petals and three sepals.
- * A flower with a large, cup-shaped bloom, often with brightly colored, striped, or multicolored petals.
Usage Examples
- The garden was filled with a variety of tulips, each with its unique shape and color.
- * The tulip festival attracted thousands of visitors who came to see the vibrant blooms.