trifoly (Meaning)
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trifoly (n.)
Sweet trefoil.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trifoly
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trifoly Sentence Examples
- The trifoly, a three-petaled flower, symbolizes the Holy Trinity in Christian art.
- A rare species of orchid, the Lycaste aromatica, produces a trifoly floral display.
- The three leaves of a shamrock are often interpreted as a trifoly, representing faith, hope, and love.
- In traditional Chinese medicine, the trifoly of ginseng, atractylodes, and eclipta has been used for centuries.
- The ancient Egyptians attributed mystical significance to the trifoly, believing it to ward off evil spirits.
- In Norse mythology, the trifoly represents the three Fates who weave the tapestry of destiny.
- The trifoly motif is often incorporated into sacred architecture, symbolizing the balance and harmony of the universe.
- The symbolic trifoly can be found in various cultures and traditions, representing different spiritual or philosophical concepts.
- The trifolium, a genus of clover, is named after its characteristic trifoly leaves.
- The trifoly pattern has been used in decorative arts, from mosaics to textiles, as a symbol of growth and abundance.
FAQs About the word trifoly
Sweet trefoil.
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The trifoly, a three-petaled flower, symbolizes the Holy Trinity in Christian art.
A rare species of orchid, the Lycaste aromatica, produces a trifoly floral display.
The three leaves of a shamrock are often interpreted as a trifoly, representing faith, hope, and love.
In traditional Chinese medicine, the trifoly of ginseng, atractylodes, and eclipta has been used for centuries.
