cánh sen

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The Vietnamese word "cánh sen" refers to a "lotus petal." In Vietnamese culture, the lotus flower is highly regarded and symbolizes purity, beauty, and resilience. The term "cánh sen" specifically describes the petals of the lotus flower, which are often associated with a soft pink color.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "cánh sen" when talking about flowers, nature, or when describing colors related to the lotus.
• It can also be used in poetic or artistic contexts to evoke beauty or delicacy.

Example:

• "Cánh sen màu hồng rất đẹp." (The pink lotus petals are very beautiful.)

Advanced Usage:

• In literature or poetry, "cánh sen" may be used metaphorically to describe something beautiful or pure. For example, one might say someone has a "tâm hồn như cánh sen" (a soul like a lotus petal), implying they have a pure and beautiful spirit.

Word Variants:

• Cây sen: Lotus plant.
• Hoa sen: Lotus flower.
• Hồ sen: Lotus pond.

Different Meanings:

While "cánh sen" primarily means "lotus petal," in different contexts, it may refer to: - The beauty of nature (as in art or literature). - A color description, as "màu cánh sen" refers to a soft pink color resembling the color of lotus petals.

Synonyms:

• Cánh hoa: Flower petal (more general, can refer to petals of any flower).
• Cánh: Wing or petal (in a broader sense).

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1. Lotus petal
   • màu cánh sen
     pink colour