Rosebud (noun)

1. A small bud on a rose plant, which will eventually open into a full rose blossom.
2. A symbol of potential and new beginnings.
3. A reference to the final scene in the classic film "Citizen Kane" in which the main character, Charles Foster Kane, utters the dying words "Rosebud", the meaning of which remains unknown.

Origin:

The word "rosebud" comes from the old english word "rosebudde", which was used to describe a small rose in bud form.

Examples:

1. The garden was filled with delicate rosebuds, just beginning to bloom.
2. The rosebud symbolized new beginnings and the potential for growth.
3. The rosebud in the painting was a symbol of hope and renewal.
4. The meaning of "Rosebud" remains one of the great mysteries in cinema, with many theories about its significance in the film "Citizen Kane".
5. The rosebud has been referenced in countless works of art and literature, representing potential, hope, and new beginnings.