What is the fancy language of hyacinth?

Hyacinth has always been loved by Westerners, it represents a strong desire to spend life, in different colors of hyacinth, the meaning is also different, so when choosing hyacinth as a gift, we must understand the fancy language of hyacinth. The following editor introduces the different meanings of hyacinth according to the color of hyacinth.

The flowery language of hyacinth

The hyacinth, known as the "Western Narcissus", derives its name from the transliteration of the Greek Athentes. It was originally the name of a handsome and beautiful man loved by the Apollo goddess in Greek mythology. It originated in southern Europe and Asia minor. As a world-famous fragrant flower, it is cultivated the most in the Netherlands and sells well all over the world. The flower saying of hyacinth in the West is "as long as you light the fire of life, you can enjoy a rich life together", which just shows the connotation of hyacinth life. Vibrant and vibrant hyacinths are often used to commemorate unspeakable love.

Purple hyacinth: sad, melancholy love. Apology, regret. If you get my love, you will be happy.

Lavender hyacinth: gentle temperament, romantic feelings. Sadness.

White hyacinth: secret love. Love that is pure, light or afraid to show.

Red hyacinth: thank you for your touching love (your love fills my heart)

Pink hyacinth: represents enthusiasm.

Pink hyacinth: admiration and romance.

Yellow hyacinth: I am very happy with you.

Blue hyacinth: noble and rich, perseverance, chastity, as happy as to see you.

Dark blue hyacinth: a little melancholy because of love

Light green hyacinth: if you want to have no secrets, you must first have a kind heart.

Blue hyacinth belongs to the most authentic hyacinth. Blue hyacinth has always been an indispensable part of the bride's bouquet in British weddings, representing the blessing of pure love for the couple.

If the hyacinth is to blossom again after its flowering, the moribund flowers need to be cut off. So hyacinth also represents the love of rebirth. Forget the sadness of the past and start a new love.

The story and legend of hyacinth

Legend has it that the handsome and handsome young Heisenthers and the sun god Apollo are good friends, and Jeffries, the god of the west wind, also likes Heisenthers very much and is often jealous of it, but Heisinthers always likes Apollo and often plays with him. One day, when they were happily throwing discus on the prairie, they happened to be found by Jeffries, who was hiding in the bushes. He felt very uncomfortable and wanted to play a trick on them.

When Apollo threw the discus at Hercules, the jealous god of the west wind secretly blew the heavy discus on his forehead, bleeding like columns for a moment, and the handsome young man died. While Apollo was alarmed, he picked up his dead friend with heartache. "Oh!" Alas! " (Ai! Ai! Sighing, he saw blood gushing from Heisenthers' wound, falling to the ground and flowing into the grass.

Soon after, there was a string of purple flowers in the grass. Apollo apologized by taking the name of the beautiful boy as the flower name, which we literally translated as "hyacinth". The purple hyacinth has since been regarded as the spokesman of "jealousy". The Greek word Ai is synonymous with Aei (meaning "forever"), so hyacinth also symbolizes "everlasting remembrance". It is no wonder that European and American people often carve hyacinth patterns on the tombstones of their relatives to show "everlasting remembrance".