Blüte
dieNounWord details
- German meaning
- Eine beliebte Zierpflanze mit bunten Blüten.
- English meaning
- geranium
- Synonym
- None
- German example
- Meine Oma hat immer Geranien auf dem Balkon.
- English example
- My grandma always has geraniums on the balcony.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Geranie
- Plural Form
- die Geranien
Related words
- Blumenblüte
Blütenblüte
- pedicel
Blütenstiel
- Rose
Rose
- Schmetterlingsblütler
Legumes, Fabaceae
- Biene
Bee
- Krabbenspinne
Crab spider
- Nelke
carnation
- Säugetier
mammal
- Ähre
Ear of grain
- Stengel
Stem
- Stiel
Stem
- Veilchen
Violet
- Kolibri
Hummingbird
- Lilie
lily
- Blumenkohl
Cauliflower
- Kirschblüte
Cherry blossom
- Windröschen
An anemone is a plant from the buttercup family, known for its delicate flowers.
- Hyazinthe
Hyacinth
- Gladiole
gladiolus
- Magnolie
magnolia
- Honig
Honey is a sweet, sticky substance made by bees from flower nectar.
- Hibiskus
Hibiscus
- Artischocke
Artichoke
- Lavendel
Lavender
- Hauhechel
The restharrow is a plant species in the legume family, often found in dry meadows and pastures.
- Königskerze
Mullein
- Schöllkraut
Greater celandine
- Hahnenfuß
Buttercup
- Stängel
Stem
- Fruchtknoten
The ovary is the lower, thickened part of the pistil of a flower, in which the ovules are located.
- Tausendschön
The daisy is a small, delicate flower with many petals, often in white, pink, or red.
- Tulpenblüte
A tulip blossom is the flower of a tulip plant, known for its vibrant colors and elegant shape.
- Holunderblüte
Elderflower is the flower of the elderberry shrub, known for its fragrance and use in drinks and foods.
- Bestäubung
Pollination
- Blütenlese
Anthology
- Stilblüte
howler
- Winterende
End of winter
- Heidekraut
Heather
- Seidelbast
Daphne
- Myrte
Myrtle
- Rispe
Panicle
- Traubenkirsche
Bird cherry
- Sternblume
Aster
- Bärenklau
Hogweed
- Rosenblättchen
rose petal
- Blütenblättchen
Petal
- Obstbaumblüte
Fruit tree blossom
- Hüllblättchen
Bract
- Zungenblüte
A ray floret is a small, inconspicuous flower, often found in flower heads like those of daisies.