Lingaku- to wither and fall
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to wither and fall
This phrase is often used to describe plants or flowers that lose their vitality and deteriorate. It's commonly associated with decay or a sense of decline.
Autumn has arrived, and the leaves begin to wither and fall, drifting in the wind.
Generated collocations (experimental)
kāi bài开败huā duǒ花朵to wither flowersyè zi叶子kāi bài开败leaves witherzhí wù植物kāi bài开败plants witherkāi bài开败de的jì jié季节the season of witheringkāi bài开败de的zhī yè枝叶withering branches and leavesshèng kāi盛开de的huā duǒ花朵kāi bài开败blooming flowers witherkāi bài开败de的jǐng xiàng景象the sight of witheringcǎo mù草木kāi bài开败grass and trees witherkāi bài开败de的zhí wù植物withered plantsHuā花kāi开bài luò败落flowers bloom and fall