Claveles (en. Carnations)

/klaˈβe.le/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Herbaceous plant of the genus Dianthus, highly valued in gardening.

The garden was full of carnations of different colors.

El jardín estaba lleno de claveles de diversos colores.

Flower of this plant, often used in bouquets and decorations.

I gave a bouquet of carnations to my mother for her birthday.

Regalé un ramo de claveles a mi madre por su cumpleaños.

Symbol of love and friendship in various cultures.

That festivity is celebrated with carnations in honor of loved ones.

Esa festividad se celebra con claveles en honor a los seres queridos.

The term clavel comes from the Latin 'caryophyllus', which also refers to this plant.

to give carnations

To offer flowers as a symbol of love or respect.

dar claveles

carnations in the garden

Reference to a space filled with a variety of carnations.

claveles en el jardín

red carnations

They symbolize love and admiration in floral tradition.

claveles rojos

flower

Reproductive parts of angiosperms, colorful and fragrant.

flor

gardening

The art and practice of cultivating plants.

jardinería

ornamental

Reference to plants or decorative elements.

ornamental

Expression of affection for someone special.

Whenever I see my grandmother, I bring her carnations.

Siempre que vuelvo a ver a mi abuela, le traigo claveles.

Reference to a group of people who are very close.

We are a group of carnations, always supporting each other.

Nosotros somos un grupo de claveles, siempre apoyándonos unos a otros.