IPA: /ælˈbɪziə/
KK: /ælˈbɪziə/
A type of tree or shrub that belongs to the legume family, commonly found in warm areas, known for its feathery leaves and fluffy flowers.
The albizzia tree is known for its beautiful, feathery leaves and fragrant flowers.
The word 'albizzia' originates from the name of the Italian botanist Filippo Albizzi, who introduced the tree to Europe in the 18th century. It refers to a genus of trees in the legume family, known for their ornamental qualities and feathery foliage.
Think of Filippo Albizzi, the botanist who brought this beautiful tree to Europe, to remember that 'albizzia' refers to a type of ornamental tree.
No commonly confused words.