What is another word for frangipanni?

Pronunciation: [fɹˈaŋɡɪpˌani] (IPA)

Frangipanni is a beautiful flower that is native to Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean. It has a sweet and pleasant fragrance that is often used in perfumes and soaps. Additionally, frangipanni is also known as plumeria, which is derived from the name of the French botanist, Charles Plumier. The flower is also commonly referred to as the temple tree, pagoda tree, and the Hawaiian lei flower. Furthermore, in Hindu mythology, the frangipanni is associated with immortality and is often used in religious ceremonies. It is considered a symbol of dedication, devotion, and spirituality. The frangipanni is both beautiful and significant, making it one of the most beloved flowers in many cultures.

Synonyms for Frangipanni:

  • n.

    frangipani
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Usage examples for Frangipanni

I remember one coolie dwelling which was dirtier and less habitable than the meanest stable, and all around it were hundreds upon hundreds of frangipanni blooms-the white and gold temple flowers of the East-giving forth of scent and color all that a flower is capable, to alleviate the miserable blot of human construction.
"Edge of the Jungle"
William Beebe
A dense thicket of frangipanni scents the air with the symbolic blossoms, shining like stars from grey-green boughs of sharp-cut leaves.
"Through the Malay Archipelago"
Emily Richings
A sylvan charm belongs even to this Sumatran township, for the wooden houses, with pointed roofs of dried palm-leaves, and broad eaves forming shady verandahs, stand far apart in flowery gardens, aflame with orange or scarlet cannas, and fragrant with golden-hearted frangipanni.
"Through the Malay Archipelago"
Emily Richings

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