Susie Dent has created a new word - 'Eufloria' - which sums up how you feel after receiving a bouquet of flowers.

It combines both the prefix ‘-eu’, used to mean ‘good’ or ‘abundant', and ‘floria’: a nod to Flora, who in Roman mythology was the goddess of flowers and who, in modern poetical ...

It combines both the prefix ‘-eu’, used to mean ‘good’ or ‘abundant', and ‘floria’: a nod to Flora, who in Roman mythology was the goddess of flowers. Susie says the word expresses ...

The word merges '-eu', meaning 'good' or 'plentiful', with 'floria', hinting at Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers. The wordsmith has introduced the term just in time for Mother's Day ...

Not only were ancient sculptures multi-colored, they were also scented with perfumes, oils, and flower arrangements.

It combines both the prefix ‘-eu’, used to mean ‘good’ or ‘abundant', and ‘floria’: a nod to Flora, who in Roman mythology was the goddess of flowers. Susie says the word expresses ...

Among them are “Flora,” which depicts the Roman goddess of spring, flowers and fertility and was discovered in the Villa di Arianna in the ancient town of Stabiae, and “Dancers” from the ...