IPA: /kəˈroʊzoʊ/
KK: /kəˈroʊzoʊ/
A type of palm tree found in Central America, known for producing a nut.
The corozo palm is often used for its nuts in local crafts.
The word 'corozo' originates from Spanish 'corozo', which refers to the fruit of the corozo palm, specifically the fruit of the species 'Acrocomia aculeata'. It is used to describe the edible fruit that is often found in tropical regions.
Think of the Spanish word 'corozo' as a direct reference to the fruit of the corozo palm, helping you remember that 'corozo' refers to this specific tropical fruit.