IPA: //ɔːˈbriːtə//
KK: /ɔˈbriːtə/
A type of flowering plant that belongs to a group of perennial plants, often used in gardens for decoration, especially in rock gardens or as borders.
The garden was filled with colorful aubrieta, adding beauty to the landscape.
Aubrieta is derived from the Latin name 'Aubrieta', which is named after the French botanist Claude Aubriet. The name itself does not have a specific Latin or Greek root meaning but is associated with the plant species in the mustard family, known for its purple flowers. Thus, it refers to a flowering plant named after a person.
Think of the name 'Aubrieta' as a tribute to the botanist Claude Aubriet, which helps you remember that this word refers to a specific flowering plant.