IPA: //ˌfræk.sɪˈnɛl.ə//
KK: /ˈfræk.sɪ.nɛl.ə/
A type of perennial herb from the rue family, known for its flowers that release a flammable vapor when heated.
The garden was filled with fraxinella, its flowers giving off a unique scent in the warm sun.
Fraxinella is derived from the Latin word 'fraxinus' (meaning ash tree) and the diminutive suffix '-ella' (meaning little or small). The term refers to a small plant or flower related to the ash tree, emphasizing its connection to the ash family.
Think of the 'ash tree' ('fraxinus') and the idea of something 'small' ('-ella') to remember that 'fraxinella' refers to a small plant related to the ash.