Waterlily (noun)

A type of flowering plant that grows in aquatic or wet environments.

Origin:

From the english word 'water' and the middle english word 'lilie' meaning 'lily'.

Examples:

1. The waterlilies were a beautiful addition to the pond, their delicate flowers floating on the surface.
2. The waterlilies were an important source of food for many species of water birds.
3. The waterlilies were used by the indigenous people for medicinal purposes.
4. The waterlilies were the subject of many paintings and photographs, capturing their beauty and grace.
5. The waterlilies were a symbol of purity and serenity, reflecting the peaceful surroundings in which they grew.