IPA: //ˌfɛtəˈriːtə//
KK: /fɛtəˈritə/
A type of grass that comes from Sudan, used for its seeds and as food for animals.
Farmers in warm areas often grow feterita for its nutritious grain and as forage for livestock.
The word 'feterita' originates from Latin 'feter' (meaning to stink) and the diminutive suffix '-ita' (meaning little or small). The term 'feterita' refers to something that has a slight or small stench.
Think of 'feter' meaning to stink, and the '-ita' suffix indicating something small. This helps you remember that 'feterita' refers to something that has a little stink.