Rosebriar: meaning, definitions and examples
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rosebriar
[ ˈroʊzˌbraɪər ]
plant type
A rosebriar is a type of thorny shrub belonging to the genus Rosa, often characterized by its beautiful flowers and prickly stems. It is commonly found in gardens and wild areas and is valued for its beauty and scent. The term can also refer to a range of wild roses that grow in various habitats.
Synonyms
thornbush, wild rose.
Examples of usage
- She planted a rosebriar in her garden for its lovely blooms.
- The rosebriar thrived in the wild, attracting many pollinators.
- Be careful of the thorns when pruning the rosebriar.
Translations
Translations of the word "rosebriar" in other languages:
🇵🇹 rosa silvestre
🇮🇳 गुलाब की झाड़ी
🇩🇪 Heckenrose
🇮🇩 mawar berduri
🇺🇦 шипшина
🇵🇱 róża dzika
🇯🇵 野バラ (やばら)
🇫🇷 rosier sauvage
🇪🇸 rosa silvestre
🇹🇷 yaban gülü
🇰🇷 들장미
🇸🇦 وردة برية
🇨🇿 růže šípková
🇸🇰 divoká ruža
🇨🇳 野玫瑰
🇸🇮 divja vrtnica
🇮🇸 villarrós
🇰🇿 жабайы раушан
🇬🇪 ველური ვარდი
🇦🇿 vəhşi qızılgül
🇲🇽 rosa silvestre
Etymology
The word 'rosebriar' is derived from two Old English components: 'rose', which comes from the Latin 'rosa', and 'briar', which is rooted in the Old English 'brēar', meaning thorn. This term reflects the plant’s characteristics, combining the beauty of its flowers with the sharpness of its thorns. Historically, roses have held significant cultural meanings and have been associated with love, beauty, and resilience. The association of roses with brambles emphasizes the complexity of nature, where beauty is often interwoven with danger. The use of 'briar' in conjunction with 'rose' illustrates how these plants not only are valued for their aesthetic qualities but also indicate caution due to their thorns. Over time, the term has evolved but continues to highlight the visual appeal and the protective nature of these plants.