IPA: /ˈvɜrnɪkəl/
KK: /vɜrnɪkəl/
A type of flowering plant, often referred to as Veronica.
The garden was filled with beautiful vernicles blooming in various colors.
Vernicle → The word originates from Old French *vernicule*, which means a small or little veil. It is derived from the Latin *verniculus*, a diminutive form of *vernica*, meaning varnish or a thin covering. The term refers to a small veil or covering, often associated with the image of the Virgin Mary in religious contexts.
Imagine a small 'veil' or 'covering' — that's what a vernicle represents, often linked to sacred images.