Magnolia (noun)

1. A type of flowering tree native to Asia and the Americas, known for its large, fragrant white, pink, or purple flowers.
2. The flower of this tree.

Origin:

Named after pierre magnol, a french botanist.

Examples:

1. The magnolia tree in the park was in full bloom and the air was filled with its sweet fragrance.
2. She wore a magnolia in her hair for the spring wedding.
3. The magnolia is the state flower of Louisiana.
4. Magnolias are popular ornamental trees in many parts of the world.
5. The large magnolia trees provided shade for the picnic area.