Definitions
- Referring to a decorative paper lantern used in festivals or celebrations. - Talking about a small, colorful lamp that can be hung or placed on a surface. - Describing a lantern made of paper or cloth with a light source inside.
- Referring to a portable light source with a handle and a protective casing. - Talking about a traditional lighting device used for illumination outdoors. - Describing a light source used for signaling or warning purposes.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are light sources.
- 2Both can be used for illumination.
- 3Both can be portable.
- 4Both can be made of different materials.
- 5Both have been used for centuries.
What is the difference?
- 1Design: Lampions are often made of paper or cloth and are decorative, while lanterns are typically made of metal or plastic and are more functional.
- 2Purpose: Lampions are used for decoration or ambiance, while lanterns are used for illumination or signaling.
- 3Size: Lampions are usually smaller and more delicate than lanterns, which can be larger and sturdier.
- 4Shape: Lampions are often round or oval, while lanterns can come in various shapes, such as cylindrical or square.
- 5Usage: Lampions are commonly used in festivals or celebrations, while lanterns are used for camping, outdoor activities, or emergency situations.
Remember this!
Lampion and lantern are both light sources, but they differ in design, purpose, size, shape, and usage. Lampions are decorative and often made of paper or cloth, while lanterns are more functional and made of metal or plastic. Lampions are used for ambiance or decoration, while lanterns are used for illumination or signaling.
