Entity: LIRIO-
LIRIO is a term that refers to the Spanish and Portuguese words for 'iris' and 'lily'. It has its roots in Latin and Ancient Greek, with variations in different languages.
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Etymology
LIRIO originates from Old Galician-Portuguese 'liro, lilio' in the 13th century, derived from Latin 'līlium' and Ancient Greek 'λείριον'. It is a cognate of Portuguese 'lírio', Spanish 'lirio', and English 'lily'.
Definition
LIRIO is a term used in Spanish and Portuguese to refer to flowers such as irises and lilies.
Historical Context
The term LIRIO has been in use since the 13th century, appearing in literary works like Cantigas de Santa Maria.
Cultural Significance
LIRIO holds cultural significance as a symbol of beauty and purity in Spanish and Portuguese cultures.
Related Concepts
LIRIO is related to the English words 'iris' and 'lily'.
See Also
A term used to describe flowers such as irises and lilies in Spanish and Portuguese languages.