No the symbol for the saints is not a flower but the name however does stand for "lilyflower" in French but , the symbol itself is not a flowered picture.
Fleur-de-lis means "flower of the lily"and was LouisXIV's family emblem. Louisiana was named after him and it became the symbol of New Orleans. It is a stylized graphic of an iris. It can be seen as a decoration on many old New Orleans buildings in the iron work, tile work and wood trim. Much later the Saints football team adopted it as its team logo.After Hurricane Katrina (2005) many locals wore it to show New Orleans solidarity and pride.
I believe the crescent represents the crescent-shaped turn in the Mississippi RIver, and the star represents the city of New Orleans.
The symbol of currency is usually attributed to a coin.
The fleur-de-lis is widely used in Louisiana, one reason being that it is the symbol of the New Orleans Saints NFL football team.Anything in the Mardi Gras colors--purple, green, and gold--is often connected to Louisiana.Phrases in French, such as laissez les bon temps rouler(let the good times roll,) and c'est la vie (that's life,) are used in everyday conversation in Louisiana.Also, the brown pelican is the state bird, the magnolia is the state flower, the bald cypress is the state tree, and the state colors are blue, white, and gold. "You Are My Sunshine" is one of the state songs.
The people of Louisiana
No the symbol for the saints is not a flower but the name however does stand for "lilyflower" in French but , the symbol itself is not a flowered picture.
Probably because the New Orleans Saints' fleur-de-lis is a National Football League trademark. Or it could be that the City of New Orleans has always used a different version of the symbol.
From the song "When the Saints Go Marching In," which is strongly associated with the street-jazz bands of New Orleans. The team was even originally announced on November 1 -- All Saints' Day.
The Saints symbol is a "fleur-de-lis," or "flower of the lily." It's a heraldic device that goes back to the royal families of France.
Fleur-de-lis means "flower of the lily"and was LouisXIV's family emblem. Louisiana was named after him and it became the symbol of New Orleans. It is a stylized graphic of an iris. It can be seen as a decoration on many old New Orleans buildings in the iron work, tile work and wood trim. Much later the Saints football team adopted it as its team logo.After Hurricane Katrina (2005) many locals wore it to show New Orleans solidarity and pride.
The fleur de lis is a symbol of Old France and denotes New Orleans' French roots.
Fleur de lis
What is the meaning of a SYMBOL SENTENCE? -Symbol Sentence is a symbol that you can see in the sentence
Milli- symbol is m, meaning is one thousandth. Deci- symbol is d, meaning is one tenth. Nano- symbol is n, meaning is one billionth. Centi- symbol is c, meaning is one hundredth.
For one, New Orleans is a city of many different cultures and heritages with one of the most prominent ones being the french culture and heritage. The Fleur-De-Lis is of french origin meaning "Lily Flower" in English so naturally, that is one reason for the usage. Another reason is that their names are the "Saints" and the Fleur-De-Lis is used by many as a religious smybol. It sometimes represents The Holy Trinity and sometimes is associated with The Virgin Mary, so again, naturally it seemed to only make sense to use the Fleur-De-Lis as the logo.
The iris symbol is called the fleur-de-lis. It was the symbol of French royalty. It is also the symbol of Florence, Italy and New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.