IPA: /dɪˈtsuː.zi.ə/
KK: /dɪˈtsɪə/
A type of ornamental shrub that produces clusters of white or pink flowers, belonging to the genus Deutzia and often found in gardens.
The garden was beautiful in spring, with deutzia bushes blooming with delicate pink flowers.
Deutzia is named after the Dutch botanist Andreas deutz, who was honored in the naming of this genus of flowering plants. The name does not have a Latin or Greek root but is derived from a proper noun, reflecting the botanist's contribution to the field of botany.
Think of the name 'Deutzia' as a tribute to the botanist Andreas deutz, which helps you remember that this word refers to a genus of flowering plants named after him.
No commonly confused words.