IPA: //ˈdʊr.i.ən//
KK: /ˈdʊrɪən/
A type of tree found in southeastern Asia that produces a large, oval fruit with a tough, spiky outer skin, known for its strong smell and unique taste.
The durion is often called the 'king of fruits' due to its distinctive flavor and aroma.
This word originates from Old French 'durion', meaning a type of fruit, specifically a durian, known for its strong odor and spiky exterior.
Imagine a fruit with a strong smell and spikes — that's the durian, which helps you remember that 'durion' refers to this unique fruit.