anemone

英 [?'nem?n?] 美[?'n?m?ni]

暢通詞匯花

復數:?anemones;

1. 風花雪月 => anemone.
2. windflower => anemone.

anemone 風信子

詞根anem, 呼吸，空氣。古人認為該花風吹而開，因而得名。

anemone: anemone: [16] The wild wood anemone is sometimes called the wind flower, and this idea may be reflected in its standard name too. For it comes from Greek anemónē, which appears to be a derivative of ánemos ‘wind’ (also the source of English animal and animate). However, it has also been speculated that the Greek word may be an alteration of Hebrew Na’ amān, which was an epithet applied to Adonis, the beautiful youth beloved of Aphrodite from whose blood, according to Greek legend, the anemone sprang after he was killed while boar hunting.

According to this view, anemónē arose from a folk-etymological reformulation of the Hebrew word to make it approximate more closely to the Greek for ‘wind’. The application to sea anemone began in the late 18th century.
=> animal, animate
anemone (n.): flowering plant genus, 1550s, from Middle French anemone (16c.) and directly from Latin anemone, from Greek anemone "wind flower," literally "daughter of the wind," from anemos "wind" (cognate with Latin anima; see animus) + -one feminine patronymic suffix. According to Asa Gray, so called because it was thought to open only when the wind blows. Klein suggests the flower name perhaps originally is from Hebrew (compare na'aman, in nit'e na'amanim, literally "plants of pleasantness," in Is. xvii:10, from na'em "was pleasant"). Applied to a type of sea creature (sea anemone) from 1773.

1. Marlin playfully chased his wife in and out of the anemone.: 馬林追著妻子在?？镢@進鉆出,鬧著玩.

2. European anemone with solitary white flowers common in deciduous woodlands.: 林地生長的每年落葉的只開一次白花的歐洲種銀蓮花.

4. Red, Anemone _ flowered ; stout stems , long stalks , lage thick leaves in dark green , spreading, freely branched , medium blooming.: 紅色, 托桂型.頸粗.柄長.葉肥大深綠色.株型開張, 分枝力強.花期中.

5. The sea anemone is a kind of primitive, simple sea creature.: ?？且环N原始、簡單的動物.