મૂળ આલ્પાઇન, યુરોપમાં પાંદડાઓ સાથેનો બારમાસી છોડ, જે નીચે સફેદ અને સફેદ ફૂલોવાળા નક્ષત્રો સાથે નાના ફૂલોના માથાથી ઢંકાયેલો છે.,

Noun:

એડલબેઝ,

edelweiss's Usage Examples:

At that time, the edelweiss also established itself as a symbol of alpinists and mountaineers.

Gebirgsjäger in World War IIDuring World War II the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS raised a number of mountain infantry units, identified by the edelweiss insignia worn on their sleeves and caps.

When the Alpenkorps served alongside the Landesschützen on Austria's southern frontier against Italian forces from May 1915, the Landesschützen honoured the men of the Alpenkorps by awarding them their own insignia: the edelweiss.

Leontopodium nivale, commonly called edelweiss (German: Alpen-Edelweiß, English pronunciation /ˈeɪdəlvaɪs/ (listen)), is a mountain flower belonging to.

The genus includes the edelweiss (L.

It is named after the edelweiss, a white flower found high.

The term edelweiss can, more rarely, refer to other members of the genus.

The basic type of vegetation is alpine meadows, rich in edelweisses, alpine poppies, daisies and original high-mountain sedge bogs.

These troops wore the edelweiss on the uniform collar.

Taxonomy The following species are currently recognized:In popular cultureLeontopodium nivale, the edelweiss, has been regarded as a national symbol of Austria, worn as a cap emblem by Austrian troops and displayed on Austrian coins.