IPA: //ˈkædʒʊpʌt//
KK: /ˈkædʒʊˌpʌt/
A type of oil that comes from the leaves of a tree found in East India, known for its strong smell and taste.
The cajuput oil is often used in traditional medicine for its soothing properties.
Cajuput originates from the Malay word 'kayuputi', where 'kayu' means wood and 'puti' means white. The term refers to the white wood of the cajuput tree, which is known for its essential oil.
Think of 'wood' ('kayu') and 'white' ('puti') to remember that cajuput refers to the white wood of a tree.