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What is a shamrock?
A shamrock is a three leaf clover. There are very rare shamrocks, though. These ones are four leaf clovers. The four leaf clovers is the most rarest leaves ever.
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What does the shamrock represent?
The shamrock represents the Trinity. Definition: The word "Trinity" comes from the Latin noun "trinitas" meaning "three are one." The Trinity expresses the belief that God i…s one Being made up of three distinct Persons who exist in co-equal essence and co-eternal communion as the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. (MORE)
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What is the significance of the shamrock?
The Shamrock is made up of three rounded-edges which makes it easily identifiable in any garden. The clover as on the Glasgow Celtic Football badge is made up of Four separate… leaves. Okay, What does it mean!. The three parts of the Shamrock was used to represent the Holy Trinity of the Christian God. Each part of the Shamrock is used to signify a part of the trinity. The Holy Spirt, Jesus and God. Now, the Trinity is difficult for even the most learned of theologians. If I could give you my understanding of it, I would define it the same way St Patrick did in using the Shamrock to teach the druid/pagans of pre-Christian Ireland. (MORE)
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Where did the shamrock come from?
The shamrock comes from the Irish custom and is known as Ireland's national symbol. The Irish used the shamrock as a folklore of luck.
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What is in a shamrock shake?
A recipe that I've found is the following... Ingredients 2 cups vanilla ice cream1 cup milk 1/4 cup half and half (or just use milk)1/4 teaspoon …mint extract (not peppermint) 8 drops green food coloring. How to make it Mix all ingredients on high speed until smooth.Stop blender, stir and blend again, if necessary, to combine (MORE)
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What do the shamrock mean?
"Legend credits St. Patrick with teaching the Irish about the doctrine of the Holy Trinity by showing people the shamrock, a three-leafed plant, using it to illustrate the Chr…istian teaching of three persons in one God.[68] For this reason, shamrocks are a central symbol for St Patrick's Day. The shamrock had been seen as sacred in the pre-Christian days in Ireland. Due to its green color and overall shape, many viewed it as representing rebirth and eternal life. Three was a sacred number in the pagan religion and there were a number of "Triple Goddesses" in ancient Ireland, including Brigid, Ériu, and the Morrigan." (MORE)
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Why is the shamrock important?
The legend is that St. Patrick used its leaves as an example to show how God has 3 parts in one: the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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Importance of the shamrock?
St Patrick used to explain the trinity ... the Father, Son and Holy Ghost (Holy Spirt)
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Is shamrock edible?
Yes, the leaves seeds and roots of all clovers are edible. But depending on the type, they can be a bit earthy and somewhat sour. Avoid using too much lemon if you're puttin…g shamrocks in a salad. They're also thin, full sized shamrocks don't work alongside things like spinach leaves or romaine lettuce (which are often earthy themselves) The flowers are sweet (nectar) but a bit dry (they're flowers with many tiny petals) The plant is relatively nutritious. If you're in a survival situation, clover is good to have nearby, but it's imperative to find other food to supplement it. it's the sort of thing you'd stumble upon a patch of, and eat entirely before going to find something else. (MORE)
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Is a shamrock a noun?
Yes, shamrock is a noun, a word for a thing. The word shamrock is a singular, common, compound, concrete noun.