![ππ½πΏ Swipe left to explore words for Nature lovers. Which one speaks to you the most strongly? <br /><br />π² Nemophilist π²<br />[nee-muh-FIL-ist] (n.) One who finds peace and solace among the forest. Origin: Greek<br /><br />π» Phototropism π»<br />[foh-toh-TROH-piz-uhm] (n.) The biological phenomenon of seeking the light. Origin: Greek<br /><br />πΈ Epiphyte πΈ<br />[EP-uh-fahyt] (n.) A plant that grows harmlessly upon another plant, deriving moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, and debris accumulating around it. Origin: Greek.<br /><br />π¨ Friluftsliv π¨<br />(FREE-loofts-leev) (n.) Translates to "open-air living" or "outdoor life," referring to the appreciation of spending time outdoors in Nature. Origin: Norwegian.<br /><br />π Oubaitori π<br />[ζ‘ζ’
ζ‘ζ] (n.) Just like the Cherry Blossom, Plum, Peach, and Apricot tree, we all grow and bloom in our own time. Origin: Japanese.<br /><br />ππ½π We've also recently dropped some new eco-apparel at Plant Spirit Designs! Tees and tanks just in time for Spring, honoring your favorite plant allies like Rose, Mugwort, Thyme, Sunflower, and many others. Get them at the π in profile β‘οΈ @multidimensional.nature](/img/aHR0cHM6Ly9zY29udGVudC5jZG5pbnN0YWdyYW0uY29tL3YvdDUxLjI4ODUtMTUvNDQwNTMyMTk2XzcyMzMxNzY0MzIwNzUxNl8yNTg3NDI3NjY1Njg1Mjk2MzcwX24uanBnP3N0cD1kc3QtanBnX2UzNSZfbmNfaHQ9c2NvbnRlbnQuY2RuaW5zdGFncmFtLmNvbSZfbmNfY2F0PTEwMCZfbmNfb2hjPWNNelB4eTdxa1BzUTdrTnZnRXA5VTd1JmVkbT1BUHMxN0NVQkFBQUEmY2NiPTctNSZvaD0wMF9BWUN0cm1FYWFFS3JJTm1vTEdNdkxURExsZDBUdi1saGVpcmRnUDZTZ1ZROWR3Jm9lPTY2NDM1MTZGJl9uY19zaWQ9MTBkMTNi.jpg)
ππ½πΏ Swipe left to explore words for Nature lovers. Which one speaks to you the most strongly?
π² Nemophilist π²
[nee-muh-FIL-ist] (n.) One who finds peace and solace among the forest. Origin: Greek
π» Phototropism π»
[foh-toh-TROH-piz-uhm] (n.) The biological phenomenon of seeking the light. Origin: Greek
πΈ Epiphyte πΈ
[EP-uh-fahyt] (n.) A plant that grows harmlessly upon another plant, deriving moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, and debris accumulating around it. Origin: Greek.
π¨ Friluftsliv π¨
(FREE-loofts-leev) (n.) Translates to "open-air living" or "outdoor life," referring to the appreciation of spending time outdoors in Nature. Origin: Norwegian.
π Oubaitori π
[ζ‘ζ’
ζ‘ζ] (n.) Just like the Cherry Blossom, Plum, Peach, and Apricot tree, we all grow and bloom in our own time. Origin: Japanese.
ππ½π We've also recently dropped some new eco-apparel at Plant Spirit Designs! Tees and tanks just in time for Spring, honoring your favorite plant allies like Rose, Mugwort, Thyme, Sunflower, and many others. Get them at the π in profile β‘οΈ @multidimensional.nature