IPA: /kəˈroʊlə/
KK: /kəˈroʊlə/
The part of a flower made up of petals, usually colorful, that surrounds the reproductive parts.
The garden was filled with beautiful flowers, each with a vibrant corolla.
Corolla is derived from the Latin word "corolla" (meaning small crown or garland), which is a diminutive form of "corona" (meaning crown). The term refers to the petals of a flower, which collectively form a crown-like structure around the reproductive parts of the flower.
Imagine a flower's petals forming a 'small crown' ('corolla') around its center, helping you remember that 'corolla' refers to the petal structure of a flower.