IPA: /ˈæsfədɛl/
KK: /æsfəˌdɛl/
A type of plant found mainly in the Mediterranean region, known for its long leaves and clusters of flowers that can be white, pink, or yellow.
The garden was filled with beautiful asphodels blooming in various colors.
Asphodel is derived from the Greek word "asphodelos" (meaning a type of flowering plant). The term refers specifically to a plant associated with the underworld in Greek mythology, often symbolizing death and the afterlife.
Imagine a flower that represents the afterlife in Greek mythology — that's the asphodel, a plant linked to the realm of the dead.