About the flowers that appear in Greek mythology or Roman mythology

Updated on culture 2024-03-01
6 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Wind chimes, a symbol of loyalty, are associated with a little elf named Canfanura.

    The roses were created by Venus, and the red roses were made by Cupid with the red wine of Dionysus.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Narcissus has a very handsome man who is too narcissistic to break the fairy's heart and is turned into a narcissus and looks at his own reflection every day

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Wind flowers, hyacinths, roses, wind chimes, ......

    Find the words and legends for yourself.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The Greek words with beautiful meanings are:

    1. Flora: The god of flowers in the words of the ancient Greek and Roman gods. She was married to Zephyr, the god of the west wind, and her husband gave her a garden full of exotic flowers.

    2. The Muses: The gods in charge of art in Greek mythology. There are nine in total, which are history, lyric poetry, comedy (pastoral, idyll), tragedy, song and dance, love poetry, carols, astronomy, and epic.

    3. Pan (Pan): The god of the faun and the forest, who will roar loudly when disturbed. Derivative word: panic (panic, panic).

    4. Titan (Titan): A member of the giant clan that once ruled the world. Titan in modern English refers to a tall, strong person, an important person.

    The derivative word titanic means huge, enormous. The "Titanic" was named after this.

    5. Zephyrus: The god of the west wind. Derivation: zephyr (westerly, zephyr, breeze).

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The goddess of flowers in Greek mythology - Flora.

    Flora, the goddess of flowers, is a symbol of youth in ancient Roman mythology. Legend has it that the god of flowers appeared in the form of roses, and roses became the king of flowers. Zephyr, the god of the west wind, chases after the earth nymph Gloris.

    The fairy Claris tried hard to get away from the pursuit of the god of Favonius, but in the end she did not escape the embrace of the god of the west wind. Bright flowers overflowed from Gloris's mouth, falling one after another. Floating on the body of the flower god Flora, forming a beautiful coat, once a white earth, in the blink of an eye is already in full bloom and full of life.

    Glories is the fairy of the earth, and the god of the west wind is the spring breeze. The spring breeze blows, the earth blooms, and the beautiful flower god is born. Ofantios's Calendar has this description:

    I, Glories of yesteryear, and now people call me Flora. Flora, the goddess of flowers, with grace and grace and an intoxicating fragrance, married Zephyr, the god of the west wind, who gave her a garden full of exotic flowers and plants. When spring arrived, Flora and her husband walked intimately arm in arm through the garden, and the places they walked along were full of flowers and flowers.

    The world's praise of her feminine beauty can be traced back to the Homeric epics, she is synonymous with women's peace, youth, health, and beauty, and her charm is beyond words in the Homeric epics, just a simple gesture almost wants to make men 10 centuries later not know where they are. People only need to gently recite the five words "Flora, the god of flowers" in their mouths, which is enough to satisfy the extravagant hope of beauty in their lives.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Flora, the goddess of flowers in Greek mythology, is originally the goddess of Greek mythology, Flora. The Italians set April 28 to May 3 as the festival of flowers, during which people gather to play and have fun, people decorate themselves and animals with a variety of flowers, and the environment is also full of flowers and plants. Painters have always liked to borrow mythological goddesses to express their aesthetic ideals and convey the thoughts and feelings of human nature, human feelings and human love.

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