IPA: /kəˈbiːki/
KK: /kəˈbiki/
A type of tree found in the Philippines, known for its sweet-smelling flowers that keep their fragrance even when dried, and from which a scent is made through distillation.
The kabiki tree is often admired for its fragrant blossoms that attract many pollinators.
This word originates from Japanese, meaning a type of traditional Japanese puppet used in theater. The term 'kabuki' refers to a specific style of drama characterized by its stylized performances and elaborate makeup.
Think of the traditional Japanese puppet theater when you hear 'kabuki' — it helps you remember that this word refers to a unique style of performance.