IPA: //sɪnəˈrɛəriə//
KK: /sɪnəˈrɛəriə/
A type of ornamental plant known for its colorful flowers and attractive leaves, often grown indoors or in gardens.
The cineraria in the garden bloomed beautifully with vibrant colors.
Cineraria → The word is derived from the Latin "cineris" (meaning ashes) combined with the suffix "-aria" (meaning pertaining to or connected with). Thus, cineraria refers to something related to ashes, often used to describe a type of flowering plant that has grayish foliage resembling ashes.
Think of 'ashes' ('cineris') to remember that 'cineraria' refers to a plant associated with ash-like qualities.