IPA: /ˈkʌrədʒɒŋ/
KK: /kʌrədʒɒŋ/
A type of evergreen tree native to Australia, known for its lobed leaves and colorful flowers, often used for shade or as a windbreak.
The kurrajong tree provides excellent shade in the hot Australian sun.
The word 'kurrajong' originates from the Australian Aboriginal language, specifically from the Darug people, meaning 'to speak' or 'to talk'.
Think of the Aboriginal roots of 'kurrajong' that connect to the idea of 'speaking' or 'talking', which helps you remember that this word refers to a type of tree known for its significance in communication and culture.
No commonly confused words.