IPA: /ˌmɪl.əˈflɜːr/
KK: /mɪlɛˈflɜr/
Describing a design or fabric that features a pattern made up of many small flowers and plants.
The dress she wore had a beautiful millefleur pattern that reminded everyone of a blooming garden.
**Millefleur** → The word is derived from the French *millefleurs*, which translates to 'thousand flowers'. It is composed of "mille" (meaning thousand) and "fleur" (meaning flower). The term describes a design or pattern featuring many flowers, often used in textiles and art.
Imagine a beautiful tapestry filled with 'thousand' ('mille') 'flowers' ('fleur') — that's what millefleur means, a design bursting with floral beauty.
No commonly confused words.