IPA: /ˈmɜːrtəl/
KK: /ˈmɜr.təl/
A type of evergreen shrub or small tree that has shiny leaves and produces fragrant flowers and berries. It is often found in warm regions and is used in gardens and landscaping.
The garden was filled with beautiful myrtle plants, their fragrant flowers attracting many bees.
**Myrtle** → The word 'myrtle' comes from the Latin 'myrtus', which is derived from the Greek 'myrtos' (meaning myrtle plant). The myrtle plant is known for its aromatic leaves and beautiful flowers, often associated with love and beauty in ancient cultures.
Imagine the fragrant leaves and lovely flowers of the myrtle plant, which is why 'myrtle' refers to this beautiful and aromatic plant.
No commonly confused words.