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liberty cap

/ˈlɪbəti kæp/

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/ˈlɪbəti kæp/C1formalscientific
  • ruВид гриба (Psilocybe semilanceata), известный своими психоактивными свойствами, характеризующийся небольшой конической шляпкой колокольчатой формы с заострённым кончиком. Также исторически относится к фригийскому колпаку — мягкому коническому головному убору, ассоциирующемуся со свободой в Древнем Риме и во время Французской революции.

A type of mushroom (Psilocybe semilanceata) known for its psychoactive properties, characterized by a small, conical, bell-shaped cap with a pointed tip. Also historically refers to the Phrygian cap, a soft conical cap associated with freedom in ancient Rome and during the French Revolution.

  1. Historical Symbol of FreedomC1formal

    A soft, conical cap often worn in ancient Rome and later adopted as a symbol of liberty and republicanism, especially during the French and American revolutions.

    ruИсторический символ свободы

    • The liberty cap was a common emblem in revolutionary France.
    • Statues of Lady Liberty often feature a liberty cap.
    • The Phrygian cap, a type of liberty cap, was worn by freed slaves in ancient Rome.
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