Entity: LAVENDER
Lavender is a versatile plant known for its narrow aromatic leaves and lilac-purple flowers. It is also used to describe a pale bluish-purple color and has cultural significance in various contexts.
LAVENDER
Etymology
The word 'lavender' originates from the Latin word 'lavare,' which means 'to wash.'
Definition
Lavender refers to a plant with narrow aromatic leaves and lilac-purple flowers. It is also used to describe a pale bluish-purple color.
Historical Context
Lavender has been cultivated for centuries for its medicinal, culinary, and aromatic properties. It has a long history of use in perfumes, soaps, and herbal remedies.
Cultural Significance
Lavender holds cultural significance in various traditions and is often associated with relaxation, tranquility, and healing. It is used in aromatherapy, culinary dishes, and as a decorative element.
Related Concepts
- Lavender Language: Refers to words and phrases used by gay people.
- Urban Dictionary: Lavender can also refer to a person with whom one instantly clicks.
See Also
A versatile plant with narrow aromatic leaves and lilac-purple flowers, also used to describe a pale bluish-purple color.