Happy St. Pattie's day!!!! Who knows what a SHAMROCK really is?

This is a simple question, and I just wanted to waste 5 points! Happy Saint Patrick's day. Don't forget to wear GGGGRREEEEEENN~

Happy St. Pattie's day!!!! Who knows what a SHAMROCK really is?
Trifolium repens 'Atropurpureum' is a shamrock. This is the only thing science is good for.....
Reply:A shamrock is a plant. I used to have one many years ago.



Happy St. Patricks day to you too.
Reply:According to this website a shamrock is a plant, usually a clover or wood sorrel, 'having compound leaves with three small leaflets.'



It's also the unofficial symbol of Ireland.



In Irish Gaelic, it's called 'seamróg, diminutive of seamar, clover, from Middle Irish semar.'



Happy Saint Patrick's Day to you, too.
Reply:I know that when St. Patrick introduced the Catholic faith to the Irish he used the Shamrock as a symbol of the holy trinity.
Reply:holy trinity

father,

son

holy,

spirit

or somthing like that
Reply:Any of several trifoliate plants, accepted as the national emblem of Ireland, variously identified as oxalis, the white clover, and the black medic. [%26lt;Irish seamrog, dim. of seamar trefoil]