ramo
/ˈramo/ · B2 · noun · m
bouquet
💐 ramo sounds like RAH-mo: a branch that ends up as a bouquet of cut flowers
Ramo comes from Latin ramus, 'branch'. A bough is a branch of a tree, and a bunch of cut stems is a bouquet. A field of knowledge also splits into branches, as in English 'branch of study'. English 'ramify' (to branch out) shares the same root.