flor de hibisco
/floɾ de ibisko/from spelling rules
The English phrase "hibiscus flower" is translated into Spanish as flor de hibisco.
The phrase refers to the bloom of a tropical shrub known for its large, colorful petals.
Did you know?
- The petals of the flor de hibisco are edible and are used in various Spanish-language culinary traditions to make jams and syrups.
- In certain Caribbean cultures, the flor de hibisco is associated with the goddess Oshun and is used in rituals to attract love and prosperity.
- In some Spanish-speaking Caribbean regions, the plant is commonly called cayena rather than hibisco.
Examples in context
- Los pétalos de la rosa china son conocidos por sus colores vibrantes.The petals of the Chinese rose are known for their vibrant colors.
- La flor de jamaica se utiliza para hacer una exquisita infusión en muchos países latinoamericanos.The hibiscus flower is used to make an exquisite infusion in many Latin American countries.
- La flor de hibisco es muy bonita.The hibiscus flower is very pretty.
- Esa flor de hibisco tiene pétalos rojos.That hibiscus flower has red petals.
- Necesito una flor de hibisco para el jardín.I need a hibiscus flower for the garden.
Example conversation
María and Mateo are walking through a tropical botanical garden.
- María¿Viste esa flor de hibisco allá?Did you see that hibiscus flower over there?
- MateoSí, es impresionante su color.Yes, its color is impressive.
- MaríaMe encanta la flor de hibisco de este jardín.I love the hibiscus flower in this garden.
- MateoA ti te gustan mucho las plantas tropicales.You really like tropical plants.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
