IPA: //koʊˈhuːn//
KK: /koʊˈhuːn/
A type of palm tree found in Central America that has feather-like leaves and produces hard fruits containing a valuable oil.
The cohune palm is known for its oil-rich fruits, which are harvested for various uses.
Cohune originates from the Spanish word 'cojón' (meaning a type of palm tree) and is used to refer specifically to the cohune palm, which is native to Central America. The term reflects the tree's significance in the region.
Think of the Spanish word for the palm tree, 'cojón', to remember that 'cohune' refers to a specific type of palm tree.