Translation guide
A small white flower that blooms in late winter or early spring, often while snow is still on the ground.
snowdrop (flower)
Referring to the plant or its flower, especially in gardening, botany, or everyday conversation.
The most common and widely understood term, borrowed from English. Used in gardening, floristry, and casual contexts.
Snowdrops bloomed in the garden.
A poetic Japanese name meaning 'waiting-for-snow plant'. Used in literature, traditional contexts, or when emphasizing Japanese cultural appreciation of the flower.
The snowdrop is a flower that announces the arrival of spring.
The scientific genus name Galanthus, used mainly in botanical or specialist contexts.
The genus Galanthus includes about 20 species.