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<p>Importing a new version from external source</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The [[English language|English]] word saffron likely originates from the [[Old French]] &#039;&#039;safran&#039;&#039;, which traces back through [[Latin]] and [[Persian language|Persian]] to the word &#039;&#039;zarparān&#039;&#039;, meaning “gold strung.” It is a [[Sterility (physiology)|sterile]], human-propagated, [[autumn]]-flowering plant descended from wild relatives in the eastern [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]], cultivated for its fragrant purple [[Flower|flowers]] and valuable red stigmas in sunny, [[temperate climates]]. Saffron is primarily used as a culinary [[spice]] and natural [[colourant]], with additional historical uses in [[traditional medicine]], [[dyeing]], [[Perfume|perfumery]], and [[Ritual|religious rituals]].</div>

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