IPA: //fræn.dʒɪˈpæ.ni//
KK: /fræn.dʒɪˈpæ.ni/
A type of tropical plant known for its beautiful and fragrant flowers, often found in warm climates.
The frangipanni tree in the garden is blooming with colorful flowers.
Frangipanni originates from Italian 'frangipani', which is derived from the name of an Italian noble family, the Frangipani, who were known for their fragrant perfumes. The word itself is associated with the plumeria flower, which is often used in making perfumes and is known for its sweet scent. Thus, frangipanni refers to a type of flower known for its fragrance.
Imagine the Frangipani flower, which is famous for its sweet scent, helping you remember that 'frangipanni' refers to this fragrant flower.
No commonly confused words.