IPA: //ˈkænɪstɛl//
KK: /kænɪstɛl/
A type of tree that produces a sweet, oval fruit with a strong smell, found in regions like Mexico and Central America.
The canistel tree is known for its delicious fruit that many people enjoy.
The word 'canistel' originates from the Spanish word 'canistel', which refers to a tropical fruit also known as the eggfruit. The term is derived from the indigenous Taíno word 'canistel', meaning the same fruit. It does not have Latin or Greek roots but is directly borrowed from a native language.
Think of the Spanish word 'canistel' for the eggfruit, which helps you remember that 'canistel' refers to this specific tropical fruit.