IPA: //ˈtʃæm.pæk//
KK: /ˈtʃæmpæk/
A type of evergreen tree from India that has sweet-smelling orange-yellow flowers, often used to make perfume.
The champak tree in the garden is blooming beautifully this spring.
Champak originates from the Sanskrit word 'champaka' (चम्पक), which refers to a type of flowering tree known for its fragrant blossoms. The word is used in various South Asian languages to denote this specific tree and its flowers, often associated with beauty and fragrance.
Imagine the sweet fragrance of the champak flower, which helps you remember that 'champak' refers to a beautiful flowering tree known for its lovely scent.