IPA: //juːˈfreɪzi//
KK: /juˈfreɪzi/
A type of plant known as eyebright, which was once thought to help with eye problems.
The herbalist recommended euphrasy for its traditional use in treating eye ailments.
Euphrasy is derived from the Greek word "euphrasys" (meaning joy or gladness) and the suffix "-y" (indicating a state or condition). The word refers to a state of joy or happiness, often associated with the plant known for its cheerful appearance.
Think of 'joy' in the Greek root 'euphrasys' to remember that euphrasy relates to a state of happiness or cheerfulness.