Flor (flor)Noun · Feminine
|
|
The Spanish word "flor" comes from Latin "flos," which meant "flower." |
In Spanish-speaking cultures, flowers (flores) hold deep significance in religious celebrations, Day of the Dead altars, romantic gestures, and as symbols of beauty and femininity in literature and daily life. |
In Spanish, "flor" is also used in the phrase "flor de un día" (flower of a day) to describe something that lasts only briefly, similar to the English "flash in the pan." |
