IPA: //kuːˈmɑːru//
KK: /kʊˈmɑːru/
A type of tree that produces tonka beans, which are used for flavoring and fragrance; it can also refer to the beans themselves.
The coumarou tree is known for its fragrant tonka beans, often used in perfumes and desserts.
The word 'coumarou' originates from the French word 'coumarou', which refers to a type of tree known for its fragrant resin. The term is derived from the indigenous Tupi-Guarani word 'cumaru', meaning 'fragrant'.
Think of the fragrant tree 'cumaru' from the Tupi-Guarani language, which helps you remember that 'coumarou' refers to a tree known for its pleasant scent.