IPA: //ˌtʃɪn.tʃə.rɪnˈtʃiː//
KK: /ˈtʃɪn.tʃə.rɪnˈtʃi/
A type of flowering plant from southern Africa that has bulbous roots and produces clusters of fragrant white flowers, often used in floral arrangements.
The chincherinchee blooms beautifully in the spring, adding a lovely scent to the garden.
This word originates from the Native American language of the Taino people, meaning a type of small, colorful bird, specifically the 'chinchirrinche' or 'chinchirrinche bird'.
Imagine a small, colorful bird from the Taino culture — that's what 'chincherinchee' refers to.
No commonly confused words.