IPA: //kæˈsiːn//
KK: /kæˈsiːn/
A type of ceremonial drink traditionally made by the Indigenous peoples of eastern North America, often used in rituals or special occasions.
During the festival, the tribe prepared cassine to share with their guests as part of the celebration.
The word 'cassine' originates from the Latin 'cassina', meaning a type of shrub or plant. It refers specifically to a plant used in various contexts, particularly in botany.
Think of the Latin word 'cassina' which refers to a type of plant, helping you remember that 'cassine' relates to a specific plant or shrub.