Cardinal
Introduction
A high-ranking official in the Roman Catholic Church or a bright red bird.
Background Story
The term 'cardinal' originates from the Latin word 'cardinalis', meaning 'of prime importance'. The name can refer to both the cardinal birds known for their vivid red plumage and the cardinal officials within the Catholic Church. The bird itself has been a symbol of love and vitality.
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Variations
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