IPA: /kuˈlɑːbə/
KK: /kuˈlɑːbə/
A type of eucalyptus tree native to Australia, known for its distinctive bark and ability to thrive in dry conditions.
The coolabah tree provides shade and shelter in the hot Australian sun.
Coolabah is derived from the word 'koolabah' in the Aboriginal language of the Darug people, referring to a type of eucalyptus tree, specifically Eucalyptus coolabah. The term does not have Latin, Greek, or Old French roots, as it originates from an indigenous Australian language.
Think of the Aboriginal word 'koolabah' which directly names the eucalyptus tree, helping you remember that 'coolabah' refers to this specific type of tree.
No commonly confused words.