IPA: //ˈdʒɪrəˌsoʊl//
KK: /ˈdʒɪrəˌsoʊl/
A type of plant known for its large, bright yellow flowers that turn to face the sun, commonly referred to as a sunflower.
The girosol in the garden bloomed beautifully, attracting many bees.
Girosol → The word 'girosol' comes from the Italian 'girasole', which is formed from 'gira-' (meaning to turn) and 'sole' (meaning sun). It refers to a flower that turns towards the sun, hence the name 'sunflower'.
Think of a flower that 'turns' ('gira-') to follow the 'sun' ('sole') — that's why 'girosol' refers to a sunflower.