IPA: /əˈkɒnɪtəm/
KK: /əˈkɒnɪtəm/
A type of plant that belongs to the buttercup family, known for its beautiful flowers and toxic properties. It is often referred to as monkshood or wolfsbane.
The aconitum plant is often found in mountainous regions and is known for its striking blue flowers.
Aconitum → It is derived from the Latin word 'aconitum', which is believed to come from the Greek 'akoniton' (meaning without a point or unsharpened). The word refers to a plant known for its poisonous properties, often called monkshood or wolfsbane.
Imagine a plant that is 'without a point' — this helps you remember that 'aconitum' refers to a plant known for its dangerous, sharp toxicity.