Etymology of the English word wallflower
the English word
wallflowerderived from the English word
wallderived from the Late Latin word
vallum (wall; rampart, walled; wall, rampart; entrenchment)
derived from the Latin word
vallus (stake, palisade, point)
derived from the Latin word
vannus (winnowing basket)
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flowerderived from the English word
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flourUsage
Word found in Modern English
