Flower Meaning Translator
Pick a flower and discover its meaning across five major cultural traditions — Victorian, Japanese, Chinese, Greek, and Christian.
Symbolism Across Cultures
Red Rose
Victorian England
19th century floriography — the secret language of flowers
Passionate romantic love — the ultimate declaration of devotion.
Japanese (Hanakotoba)
Flower symbolism in traditional Japanese culture
In Japan, red roses (bara) mean 'I love you' — reserved for deep romantic commitment.
Chinese Tradition
Classical Chinese flower symbolism and art
Symbol of prosperity, beauty, and enduring love. Associated with the goddess of beauty.
Greek Mythology
Ancient Greek associations with gods and myths
Sacred to Aphrodite, goddess of love — said to have sprung from her tears.
Christian Symbolism
Religious meanings in Christian art and tradition
The blood of Christ and the sacrificial love of martyrs. Associated with Virgin Mary.