Snowflake (noun)

A single crystal of snow, usually one of many that form together to create snow.

Origin:

The word 'snowflake' has its origin in the late 17th century, coming from the words 'snow' and 'flake'. it was first used to describe a single flake of snow.

Examples:

1. The children caught snowflakes on their tongues as they played in the snow.
2. Each snowflake is unique, with its own pattern and shape.
3. The snowflakes twinkled like diamonds in the sunlight.
4. The snowflakes created a white blanket on the ground.
5. She examined the snowflake under the microscope, marveling at its intricate design.