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In various cultures, roses symbolize love and passion. Red roses represent romantic love, while yellow roses convey friendship and joy.
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The lotus flower is a symbol of purity and enlightenment in Buddhism. It rises from the mud to bloom, signifying spiritual growth.
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Cherry blossoms are revered in Japan, symbolizing the transient nature of life (sakura). They represent beauty and the fleeting nature of existence.
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Lilies are associated with purity and virtue in Christianity. In ancient Egypt, they symbolized fertility and rebirth.
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Daffodils are a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings. In Wales, they are associated with St. David's Day.
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Tulips have different meanings in different cultures. In Turkey, they symbolize love and passion, while in the Netherlands, they represent abundance and prosperity.
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Orchids are symbols of love, beauty, and refinement. In ancient Greece, they were associated with virility.
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Sunflowers symbolize adoration and loyalty. They also represent the sun and its life-giving energy.
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The iris represents wisdom and courage. In ancient Egypt, it symbolized protection and was associated with the goddess Iris.
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Marigolds have diverse meanings. In Mexico, they are used during Dia de los Muertos to honor the deceased. In Hindu culture, they symbolize auspiciousness.