holyflower
nounUK /ˈhəʊliˌflaʊə/
US /ˈhoʊliˌflaʊər/
A holyflower is a special flower that people think is sacred and use in ceremonies.
The priest placed a holyflower on the altar during the ceremony.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A flower linked to a religious story or legend.
In the old tale, a holyflower grew where the saint had walked.
3. A plant believed to bring good luck or protection.
She hung a dried holyflower above the door to keep her family safe.
4. A flower used in healing rituals by traditional healers.
The healer mixed holyflower petals into a soothing tea.