IPA: /ˈkuːsoʊ/
KK: /kʊso/
A type of flower cluster from a specific tree found in Abyssinia, known for its bitter resin and medicinal properties.
The cusso is used in traditional medicine for its tænifuge effects.
This word originates from the Italian word 'couso', meaning a type of fabric or cloth. It refers specifically to a textile material.
Think of the Italian word 'couso' for fabric — this helps you remember that 'cusso' relates to a type of cloth.