FOUR-LEAF CLOVER

Etymology

The term 'four-leaf clover' originates from the unique characteristic of the clover plant having four leaflets instead of the typical three.

Definition

A four-leaf clover is a rare variation of the common three-leaf clover, believed to bring good luck to the finder. It is considered a symbol of good fortune and prosperity.

Historical Context

Throughout history, the four-leaf clover has been associated with luck, dating back to ancient Celtic traditions. It has been a symbol of good fortune in various cultures around the world.

Cultural Significance

The four-leaf clover is often considered a lucky charm and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those who find it. It is a popular symbol in folklore, art, and literature.

Related Concepts

The four-leaf clover is often associated with other symbols of luck and good fortune, such as horseshoes, lucky coins, and rabbit's feet.

See Also

• Shamrock
• Luck
• Superstitions