IPA: /ˈeɪbəlˌmɒsk/
KK: /ˈeɪbəlˌmɒsk/
A type of plant that grows in warm areas, known for its hairy stems and yellow flowers with red centers. It is grown mainly for its seeds, which have a musky scent.
The gardener planted abelmosk to attract pollinators with its vibrant flowers.
Abelmosk originates from the Arabic word "abū al-musk" (meaning father of musk), which refers to the plant known for its fragrant seeds. The term was adopted into Latin as "abelmoschus" and later into English, retaining its association with the musky scent.
Think of the Arabic phrase meaning 'father of musk' to remember that abelmosk refers to a plant known for its musky fragrance.
No commonly confused words.