ge sar

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1) flower [anthers/ stamens/ pistils]; 2) saffron [med. herb by its power clearing away fever]; 3) king Gesar of Ling; 4) glory in full bloom, the country hor blossoming) [IW]

powerful king of china, saffron, corolla of a flower, flower in full bloom, around the center, blossom, glory in full bloom, anther, calyx [JV]

1038-1124 - Gesar, King of Ling [RY]

1) saffron. 2) anthers, stamens, pistils. 3) blossom, blossoming, glory in full bloom. 4) the epic hero Gesar. Syn gling rje ge sar 5) the country hor [RY]

1) flower [anthers/ stamens/ pistils]; 2) saffron; 3) king Gesar of Ling; 4) glory in full bloom, the country hor blossoming [IW]

1) pollen heart (the center part of an opened flower); 2) anthers; 3) stamen; 4) pistil; 5) corolla; 6) calyx. These precise anatomical terms for the inner part of a flower vary depending on the flower in question; in particular the lotus flower. Some attention to scientific accuracy is appropriate. "Pollen heart" may be more understandable for most people who don't know the botanical terms, even though ge sar is generally more in reference to the stamen than the anthers, pistil and so on; 5) flower blossom, bud, bloomed flower, blossomed flower; 7) blossomed, bloomed, blossoming, 'glory of/in full bloom'; 8) saffron; 8) King Gesar of Ling; 9) another name for the country of Hor [Erick Tsiknopoulos]