Flowers Names in Spanish | Nombres de flores en español

Flowers have long captivated us with their vibrant colors, delicate petals, and enchanting fragrances. In the realm of botany, the Spanish language paints a picturesque canvas with its rich array of flower names. From the passionate red of the “rosa” to the exotic allure of the “orquídea,” Spanish offers a tapestry of floral beauty. Let’s embark on a journey to discover some of the most enchanting flower names and unveil the hidden meanings behind these floral gems.

100+ Flowers Names in Spanish and English With Pictures

No.	Flowers	Flowers Names in Spanish	Flowers Names in English
1		Aster	Aster
2		Agenato	Agenathus
3		Begunia	Begunia
4		Nombre botánico	Botanical Name
5		Clavel	Carnation
6		Abol Champaña	Abol Champaa
7		Karvanda	Karvanda
8		Sunehra Gulab	Sunehra Gulab
9		Raato Ki Rani	Raato Ki Rani
10		Gulmohar	Gulmohar
11		Gulbahar	Gulbahar
12		Kamal	Kamal
13		Krishna Churaamani	Krishna Churaamani
14		Guldasta	Guldasta
15		Paraní	Parani
16		Begunia	Begunia
17		Nombre botánico	Botanical Name
18		Butti	Butti
19		Abol Champaña	Abol Champaa
20		Karvanda	Karvanda
21		Dalia	Dalia
22		Golfasa	Gulfasa
23		Margarita	Daisy
24		Enredadera de trompeta	Trumpet Creeper
25		Chempak	Chempak
26		Guirnalda de flores	Garland of Flowers
27		Lavanda	Lavender
28		Fulera	Phulera
29		Chandán	Chandan
30		Gulkand	Gulkand
31		Dalia	Dahlia
32		Espuela de caballero	Delphinium
33		Phulg	Phulg
34		Rosa	Rose
35		Jazmín	Jasmine
36		Jazmín	Jasmine
37		Lirio	Lily
38		Girasol	Sunflower
39		Rosa roja	Red Rose
40		Algodoncillo	Milkweed
41		Amarilis	Amaryllis
42		Anémona	Anemone
43		Agapanto	Agapanthus
44		Datura	Datura
45		Maravilla	Marigold
46		Jazmín de la India	Indian Jasmine
47		Champak dorado	Golden Champak
48		Adelfa	Oleander
49		Cártamo	Safflower
50		Tulipán	Tulip
51		Tía flor	Tia Flower
52		Lirio transformador	Transformer Lily
53		Rosa de té	Tea Rose
54		Objetivo	Target
55		Osito de peluche girasol	Teddy Bear Sunflower
56		Flor de tigre	Tiger Flower
57		Lirio de la antorcha	Torch Lily
58		Flor de te	Tea Flower
59		Rosa	Pink
60		Petunia	Petunia
61		Panchavati	Panchavati
62		Flor	Flower
63		Maulsari	Maulsari
64		Jazmín	Jasmine
65		Hierba fuente china	Chinese Fountain Grass
66		Rosa china	China Rose
67		Loto Sagrado	Sacred Lotus
68		Zinnia rastrera	Creeping Zinnia
69		Loto Sagrado	Sacred Lotus
70		Jazmín de invierno	Winter Jasmine
71		Trompeta dorada	Golden Trumpet
72		Jazmín claro de luna	Moonlight Jasmine
73		Sándalo	Sandalwood
74		Frangipani	Frangipani
75		flor de limón	Lemon Blossom
76		Lirio de tigre	Tiger Lily
77		Planta de hoja de betel	Betel Leaf Plant
78		Tuberosa	Tuberose
79		Albahaca sagrada	Holy Basil
80		Flor de hinojo	Fennel Flower
81		Dalia	Dahlia
82		Rosa salvaje	Wild Rose
83		Árbol de cedro	Cedar Tree
84		Jiniya	Jiniya
85		Jefiraanthes	Jefiraanthes
86		Jenobiya	Jenobiya
87		Jantedeshiya	Jantedeshiya
88		Jantedeshiya Rehmanee	Jantedeshiya Rehmanee
89		Jefa Lili	Jefar Lili
90		Jiniya elegantes	Jiniya Elegans
91		Jiniya Hageana	Jiniya Hageana
92		Jiniya Liliput	Jiniya Liliput
93		Jiniya Marylandika	Jiniya Marylandika
94		Jiniya Profashan	Jiniya Prophashan
95		Jiniya Reina Rojo Lima	Jiniya Queen Red Lime
96		Jiniya Starbright	Jiniya Starbright
97		Jiniya Pulgarcita	Jiniya Thumbelina
98		Boda blanca de Jiniya	Jiniya White Wedding
99		Planta en zig-zag	Zigzag Plant
100		Jiniya Zahara	Jiniya Zahara
101		Jefiraanthes grandiflora	Jefiraanthes Grandiflora
102		Jefiraanthes Cándida	Jefiraanthes Candida
103		Jenobiya Pulverulento	Jenobiya Pulverulent
104		Cilantro	Coriander
105		Narciso	Narcissus
106		Neelkamal	Neelkamal

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More Details About Flowers Names in Spanish

Rosa (Rose):

The rose, known as “rosa” in Spanish, is a symbol of love and beauty that transcends borders. This classic flower name has deep roots in Spanish culture and is cherished for its timeless elegance. From the striking red “rosa roja” to the delicate “rosa blanca,” each color carries a unique sentiment. The yellow rose (“rosa amarilla”) signifies friendship, while the pink rose (“rosa rosa”) conveys admiration and gratitude.

Girasol (Sunflower):

The majestic sunflower, known as “girasol” in Spanish, derives its name from its unique behavior of following the sun’s movement across the sky. The golden petals of the girasol radiate warmth and positivity, symbolizing adoration and loyalty. The large, vibrant flowers are often associated with happiness and represent a sunny disposition.

Margarita (Daisy):

The cheerful daisy, called “margarita” in Spanish, evokes images of simplicity and innocence. Its name comes from the Latin word “margarita,” meaning pearl, reflecting the flower’s delicate beauty. The margarita’s white petals with a yellow center are a symbol of purity, while its playful appearance has inspired legends and folklore throughout history.

Tulipán (Tulip):

The tulip, known as “tulipán” in Spanish, is renowned for its elegant form and wide range of vibrant colors. Originating from Turkey, the tulip’s name is believed to have been derived from the Persian word for turban, “dulband.” Each hue of tulipán carries its own significance: red signifies true love, yellow represents sunshine and cheerfulness, and purple symbolizes royalty.

Lirio (Lily):

The lily, called “lirio” in Spanish, is a flower associated with purity, elegance, and spirituality. Its graceful appearance and enticing fragrance make it a popular choice in gardens and floral arrangements. The lily’s symbolism varies across cultures, with white lilies representing purity and innocence, while orange lilies are associated with passion and confidence.

Orquídea (Orchid):

The exotic and captivating orchid, known as “orquídea” in Spanish, holds a special place among flower enthusiasts. Renowned for their intricate and diverse forms, orchids symbolize rare beauty, love, and luxury. Orchids come in a plethora of colors, each representing different meanings. For instance, the purple orchid signifies admiration, while the pink orchid conveys affection and femininity.

Conclusion:

Spanish flower names not only serve as a means of identification but also encapsulate the beauty and symbolism associated with these enchanting creations of nature. From the passionate “rosa” to the exotic “orquídea,” each name carries a unique story and adds to the rich tapestry of the Spanish language. Exploring these flower names invites us to appreciate the delicate elegance and hidden meanings behind nature’s most captivating blooms, offering a glimpse into the poetic world of botany.

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