The word peony, or phoenix, is a nickname for a peony flower, which can be found in the fields of the Aztec and Inca civilizations.

The term is used to refer to any plant that resembles the flowers of a peon.

Peonies can be mistaken for anything from butterflies to flowers and are considered the most common plant in the world.

It’s the color and shape of the petals that are usually referred to as peony.

The word peonies has been used since at least the 1600s.

It comes from the word peon, which means “to flower.”

In the Aztecs, peon were known as chilis, which was also the name of the flower that bore the name peony in the Spanish language.

In the ancient Aztec city of Peon, they also called the flower chile, which translates as “flower of fire.”

It was also called peon pinault, which is the Aztlan word for “peon.”

Pronunciation of the word: ˈpeɪ.mət/ peony meaning flowerIn English, peony is pronounced “peony” but it’s usually pronounced “pinault.”

You may be able to pronounce it as “pea-uh” or “poo-uh,” or just say “pean.”