Cornflower (noun)

A wildflower that is native to Europe, characterized by its bright blue petals and distinctive shape.

Origin:

The word 'cornflower' is derived from the old english word 'cornfloru', meaning 'flower of the corn'. the name reflects the fact that the flower often grows in fields of corn.

Examples:

1. The field was covered in a sea of blue cornflowers.
2. She picked a bouquet of freshly picked cornflowers to decorate her home.
3. The cornflowers in her garden were the most beautiful she had ever seen.
4. The bright blue petals of the cornflowers stood out against the green foliage.
5. The little girl was fascinated by the delicate beauty of the cornflowers.