Meanings
plural floramours
- obsoleteThe plant love-lies-bleeding.
The great Floramour hath a thick and call creſted ſtalk, with many reddiſh, large green leaves, the ſtalk divided into many branches, bearing long spikes of round hairy tufts
1665, John Rea, De Florum Cultura
Origin
- Latinflos
- Englishfloramour
From Latin flos, floris (“flower”) + amor (“love”).
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