IPA: //feɪˈhoʊə//
KK: /feɪˈhoʊə/
A type of evergreen shrub from South America that produces a sweet and tart fruit, often called pineapple guava.
I bought some feijoas at the market because they are in season right now.
The word 'feijoa' comes from the Portuguese 'feijoa', which is derived from the name of the plant's genus, 'Feijoa', named after the 19th-century Portuguese botanist João da Silva Feijó. The term refers specifically to the fruit of the feijoa plant, also known as pineapple guava or guavasteen.
Think of the Portuguese name 'feijoa' that directly refers to the fruit, helping you remember that 'feijoa' is a specific type of fruit.
No commonly confused words.