IPA: /ləˈveɪboʊ/
KK: /ləˈvæboʊ/
A type of washbowl or basin that is usually attached to a wall, often used for washing hands or face.
The lavabo in the church was beautifully designed and used for ceremonial hand washing.
**Lavabo** → It is derived from the Latin verb "lavare" (meaning to wash) and the first person singular future tense suffix "-bo" (meaning I will). The word "lavabo" translates to "I will wash" in English, indicating a future action of washing.
Think of the Latin word for wash, 'lavare', and remember that 'lavabo' means 'I will wash' — it's a promise to perform the action of washing.
No commonly confused words.