IPA: //ˈkæri//
KK: /kæri/
A type of large tree that grows in southwestern Australia, known for its tall stature and hard wood.
The karri tree can grow over 60 meters tall and is a significant part of the local ecosystem.
The word 'karri' originates from the Noongar language, specifically referring to a type of eucalyptus tree (Eucalyptus diversicolor) native to Australia. It is used to describe the tree known for its tall stature and valuable timber.
Think of the Noongar word for a tall eucalyptus tree, which helps you remember that 'karri' refers to this specific type of tree.