Carnation (noun)

  1. A flower of the dianthus family, typically pink, red, or white in color.
  2. A plant of the genus Dianthus, which includes the pink and sweet william flowers.

Origin:

From old french carnation, from latin carnatio, from caro ("flesh"), because of its pinkish-white color.

Examples:

  1. The bride carried a bouquet of white carnations.
  2. The garden was filled with vibrant pink carnations.
  3. Carnations are a popular choice for boutonnieres and corsages.
  4. The florist arranged a beautiful bouquet of red carnations.
  5. The carnation is the birth flower for the month of January.
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