IPA: /ˌdʒæbəˈtɪkəˌbɑ/
KK: /dʒæbəˈtɪkəˌbɑ/
A type of Brazilian tree that produces small, dark purple fruits directly on its trunk and branches, often grown for its tasty berries.
The jaboticaba tree is known for its unique fruit that grows right on the trunk.
Jaboticaba comes from the Brazilian Portuguese word 'jaboticaba', which is derived from the Tupi language 'jabuticaba', meaning 'fruit that grows on the trunk'. The word refers to a fruit-bearing tree native to Brazil, known for its unique characteristic of producing fruit directly from its trunk.
Imagine a tree that produces fruit right from its trunk — that's what jaboticaba means, as it comes from the Tupi word for 'fruit that grows on the trunk'.
No commonly confused words.