IPA: /məˈdroʊnə/
KK: /məˈdroʊnə/
A type of tree that is known for its reddish bark and is often found in the western United States.
The madrona tree stood tall with its distinctive bark and lush green leaves.
The word 'madrona' originates from Spanish 'madroño', which refers to the strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo). The term is derived from the Latin 'mādrōnus', meaning 'a type of tree'.
Think of the Spanish word 'madroño' which refers to a specific tree, helping you remember that 'madrona' is also related to a type of tree.