IPA: //ɡɑːrˈdiːniə//
KK: /gɑrˈdiniə/
A type of tropical plant known for its shiny green leaves and large, sweet-smelling flowers, often white or yellow in color.
She planted a gardenia in her backyard to enjoy its beautiful fragrance.
Gardenia → It is named after the Scottish botanist Alexander Garden, and the suffix '-ia' is a common Latin ending used in taxonomy to denote a genus or group. The word 'gardenia' refers to a genus of flowering plants named in honor of Garden.
Think of the name 'Garden' in 'Gardenia' as a tribute to a botanist, which helps you remember that gardenias are beautiful flowering plants.