Amapola
Poppy flower
Amapola is the Spanish flower word used directly as a given name. The Spanish name dictionary identifies the poppy source, and Cebuano records borrowing from Spanish.
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Poppy flower
Amapola is the Spanish flower word used directly as a given name. The Spanish name dictionary identifies the poppy source, and Cebuano records borrowing from Spanish.
Read the meaning and history →Lily
Azucena is the Spanish word for lily used as a personal name. The dictionary identifies the flower-name formation and its Arabic-related word history.
Read the meaning and history →Flower; blossom
In Wolff’s Cebuano entry, búlak means a flower or blossom. This should not be confused with the differently understood Filipino word bulak for cotton; the language label is part of the explanation.
Read the meaning and history →Golden flower
Crisanto is the Spanish form of Greek Chrysanthos. The compound joins chryseos, golden, and anthos, flower, giving the straightforward interpretation golden flower.
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