IPA: /səˈloʊziə/
KK: /səˈloʊziə/
A type of tropical plant known for its bright, showy flower spikes that often look like feathery clusters.
The garden was filled with vibrant celosia flowers that attracted many butterflies.
**Celosia** → The word 'celosia' comes from the Greek word 'kelos' (meaning burning) and the suffix '-ia' (used to form nouns). The term refers to the plant's vibrant, flame-like flower heads, resembling a burning flame.
Imagine a flower that looks like it's 'burning' ('kelos') with its bright colors — that's why 'celosia' refers to this striking plant.