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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFlower-garden
/ˈflaʊər ˈɡɑːrdən/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A garden in which flowers are grown for ornamental purposes.
"The flower-garden was in full bloom, showcasing a vibrant array of colors." - 2
A specific area designated for the cultivation of flowering plants.
"She spent her weekends tending to her flower-garden, ensuring each plant received the care it needed."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'flower-garden' is a compound noun formed from 'flower', derived from Old English 'flōwer', which has roots in Proto-Germanic and Proto-Indo-European languages, and 'garden', from Old English 'geard', meaning an enclosed space. The combination reflects a historical evolution of cultivated spaces for growing flowers.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Flower-garden" is said worldwide
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jardin de fleurs
Transliteration: zhar-dan de flur
"Le jardin de fleurs est magnifique au printemps."
Blumengarten
Transliteration: Bloo-men-gar-ten
"Der Blumengarten blüht im Sommer."
giardino fiorito
Transliteration: jar-dee-no fyo-ree-to
"Il giardino fiorito è pieno di colori."
jardín de flores
Transliteration: har-deen de flo-res
"El jardín de flores está lleno de vida."
jardim de flores
Transliteration: jar-deem de flo-res
"O jardim de flores é um lugar relaxante."
फूलों का बगीचा
Transliteration: phoolon ka bageecha
"फूलों का बगीचा बहुत सुंदर है।"
花园
Transliteration: huāyuán
"花园里的花开得很漂亮。"
꽃 정원
Transliteration: kkot jeongwon
"꽃 정원은 아름답습니다."
花の庭
Transliteration: hana no niwa
"花の庭は春に美しいです。"
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