flameflower

A noun referring to a plant with long grasslike leaves and tall scapes of red or yellow drooping flowers, belonging to the genus Kniphofia, or a plant with fleshy roots and erect stems with narrow succulent leaves and one reddish-orange flower in each upper leaf axil, native to the southwestern United States.

• 🌐نبات عشبي من جنس الكنيبوفية له أوراق طويلة وأزهار حمراء أو صفراء متدلية، أو نبات آخر له جذور لحمية وسيقان قائمة وأوراق ضيقة عصارية وزهرة برتقالية محمرّة في كل إبط ورقي علوي، ينمو في جنوب غرب الولايات المتحدة.

1. Red-hot poker plant C1 formal

   A plant of the genus Kniphofia, characterized by long grasslike leaves and tall stalks bearing drooping red or yellow flowers.

   • The flameflower added a vibrant splash of color to the garden.
   • She planted several flameflowers along the border for a dramatic effect.
   • The tall scapes of the flameflower attracted many hummingbirds.

   🌐زهرة اللهب

   المرادفات: flame-flowerred-hot pokertritoma

2. Talinum aurantiacum C1 formal american

   A plant with fleshy roots and erect stems, narrow succulent leaves, and one reddish-orange flower per upper leaf axil, native to the southwestern United States; its roots were once cooked by Indigenous peoples.

   • The flameflower thrives in the arid conditions of the southwestern desert.
   • Botanists studied the flameflower's adaptation to dry climates.
   • Historically, the fleshy roots of the flameflower were a food source for Native Americans.

   🌐تالينوم برتقالي

• flameflowers plural form
• flameflowers' possessive plural form
• flameflower's possessive singular form