flori-

1. a combining form meaning “flower,” used in the formation of compound words:

   floriferous.

Word History and Origins

Origin of flori-¹

< Latin flōri-, equivalent to flōr- (stem of flōs ) flower + -i- -i-

Example Sentences

“We are just at the beginning of this story,” Flori Marquez, a co-founder of BlockFi, told The New York Times in September.

From New York Times

But Flori Zevi, a Jewish activist in Pristina, said he would urge the partners in the project that “the restoration should go ahead” and include devoting a corner to a museum that tells the story of the at least 100 Jews who were taken from Mitrovica and executed in Serbia by the Nazis.

From Seattle Times

“We are just at the beginning of this story,” said Flori Marquez, 30, a founder of BlockFi, which was created in 2017 and claims to have more than $10 billion in assets, 850 employees and more than 450,000 retail clients who can obtain loans in minutes, without credit checks.

From New York Times

Macron's personal lawyers and his party have now filed legal complaints alleging that the depictions were a public insult, and Flori said he has been contacted by police acting on the complaint.

From Reuters

Flori, whose billboards were posted around his home region in the south of France, said the consensus in his country was on the side of Charlie Hebdo.

From Reuters