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Date:
1500-1600
Language:
Modern Latin
Origin:
tulipa, from
Turkish
tülbend
'turban'
; from the shape of the flower
tulip
noun
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tu‧lip
[
countable
]
HBP
a brightly coloured flower that is shaped like a cup and grows from a
bulb
in spring
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