Lingaku花【huā】
- flower
- blossom
- CL:朵【duǒ】,支【zhī】,束【shù】,把【bǎ】,盆【pén】,簇【cù】
- fancy pattern
- florid
- to spend (money, time)
- (coll.) lecherous
- lustful
Generated definitions (experimental)
- flower
- blossom
- fancy pattern
- florid
- to spend (money, time)
- (coll.) lecherous
Used to refer to the reproductive structure found in flowering plants that is often brightly colored and attracts pollinators.
Refers to the state of a flower when it opens up and reaches full bloom.
Spring is here, and the peach blossoms have opened up.
Used to describe intricate and decorative patterns, especially in textiles or designs.
Describes something that is overly decorated or showy, often in a negative sense.
The decoration of this room is too florid.
To use money or time on something.
He spent a lot of time preparing for this project.
Used informally to describe someone who is lustful or has a strong sexual desire.
That old man looks very lecherous.