IPA: //ˈfiːvərfjuː//
KK: /ˈfivərˌfyu/
A type of plant with white flowers that is often used for medicinal purposes and is known for its aromatic properties.
She brewed a tea from feverfew to help with her headaches.
Feverfew → The word originates from Middle English *feverfue* (meaning a plant used to treat fever) and is derived from the Latin *febrifuga* (from *febris*, meaning fever, and *fugare*, meaning to drive away). Feverfew refers to a plant that is believed to help alleviate fever.
Think of a plant that 'drives away' ('fugare') 'fever' ('febris') — that's why feverfew is associated with treating fever.