IPA: /kæˈsiːnə/
KK: /kæˈsiːnə/
A type of plant, specifically referring to certain species in the holly family, often found in the southeastern United States.
The cassina tree is known for its bright red berries and glossy leaves.
The word 'cassina' originates from Latin 'cassina', meaning a type of shrub or plant. It refers specifically to a plant used in traditional contexts.
Think of 'cassina' as a name for a specific type of plant, helping you remember that it refers to a shrub or plant in Latin.