IPA: //bəˈroʊniə//
KK: /bɔˈroʊniə/
A type of aromatic shrub found in Australia, known for its fragrant flowers and used in making perfumes.
The garden was filled with the sweet scent of boronia in bloom.
The word 'boronia' originates from the genus name of a flowering plant in the family Rutaceae, named after the Australian botanist John Boron, who was instrumental in its classification. The name reflects the botanical heritage rather than a specific Latin or Greek root.
Think of 'boronia' as a tribute to the botanist John Boron, connecting the name of the plant to its discoverer.