IPA: //dʒəˈbɔːr.ən.di//
KK: /dʒæbəˈrændi/
A type of tropical shrub from South America whose dried leaves are used to produce a medicinal substance called pilocarpine.
The herbalist recommended jaborandi for its medicinal properties.
Jaborandi originates from the Tupi language, where it means 'to chew' or 'to masticate'.
Think of the Tupi word for 'chewing' to remember that jaborandi refers to a plant used for its medicinal properties, often chewed for its effects.