It is another name given to the Orchis mascula or male orchid. Orchis means orchid (testicle) and male means male, male. It is a variety of orchid that grows in the soil. It has lilac flowers. It is also known as orchimacho, Sangre de Cristo, Campanos, hemp, chupaeros, civilians, clavellina, compañón, macho satyrion, spotted satyrion, satiron, satyron, dog's testicle. ?
In Spanish it is the "male orchid" (Orchis mascula), with a complicated etymology. Male is "male, male" and comes from the French archaic masle that takes it from Latin mascle, a vulgarization of masculus as diminutive of m 257;s ( "male" ). Orchid or orchis is "orquidea", as in Greek 959; 961; 967; 953; 962; ( pr . orkis "testicle" ), and the association comes from the resemblance of the orchid tuber to the scrotum and testicles. And as presented, the consultation could also be interpreted as a two-way pun by "very brave" 128521; .
