IPA: /ˈtʃɔːlmuːɡrə/
KK: /tʃɔlmʊɡrə/
A type of tropical tree found in Asia, known for its seeds that produce an oil once used to treat skin diseases like leprosy.
The chaulmoogra tree is valued for its medicinal properties and oil.
The word 'chaulmoogra' originates from the Hindi word 'chaulmugra' (चौलमुगरा), which refers to the seeds of the tree *Hydnocarpus wightiana*. It is used in traditional medicine, particularly for treating skin diseases.
Think of the Hindi word 'chaulmugra' that directly names the seeds from the tree used in traditional medicine, helping you remember that 'chaulmoogra' refers to this medicinal plant.
No commonly confused words.