Small Potatoes

Symbols of small potatoes Flowers are always mentioned throughout the story. In the first paragraph of Lord Nancy, "I will not do it anymore, grab my rose waist and spider with my eyes and flap and catch them in a group of tormented moths symbolic meaning of flowers Based on this, an obvious pattern has been established throughout the story from the beginning. Flowers represent the lack of strength and strength of friendship. In spring, friendship makes flowers bloom with flower bloom, and flowers have seeds, it means the future of friendship.

The name of the small potato comes from excavating the soil (or hole) before planting the potatoes. Origin of this word is unknown, originally used as a short knife or dagger, but compared to Spanish "espa", English "spade" and "spade", to the Latin "spud" It may be derived. Spadroon "It is then transferred to various mining equipment around 1845. The name was transferred to the tubers themselves and the first record of this usage was New Zealand English The origin of the word" spud "accidentally" severe unhealthy It was attributed to a group of activists of the 18th century specializing in the elimination of potatoes from outside the UK called the Feeding Association "(SPUD), which is Mario Pey's 1949" Language Story " , This is thought to be caused by the wrong origin of the word. He said, "Potato itself was notorious for centuries, the first letter of the main word of this book is causing controversy."

The English word potato comes from the Spanish patata (the name used in Spanish). Royal Spanish Academy says that Spanish is a mixture of Taínobatata (sweet potato) and Quechua papa (potato). The two plants are not closely related, but the name originally pointed to sweet potato. British Chinese medicine John Gerald of the 16th century called sweet potatoes as "ordinary potatoes" and the terms "potato" and "virgin potato" as "potatoes". There are no differences between the two in many chronicles that describe agriculture and plants in detail. To distinguish it from sweet potato, potatoes are sometimes called "Irish Potato" or "White potato" in the United States.