What is another word for waratah?
Pronunciation: [wˈɔːɹatə] (IPA) 
Waratah is a native flower of Australia and is known for its striking red hue. While there are no true synonyms for this unique flower, it is also commonly referred to as the Telopea, which is derived from the Greek word "telepos" meaning "seen from afar". Other colloquial names include the New South Wales waratah, the Australian Lomatia, and the firewheel tree. The waratah is a symbol of strength and resilience and is often featured in Australian flora and fauna artwork and designs. Its beauty and significance in Australian culture make it a beloved flower that is revered among locals and visitors alike.
