IPA: //nænˈdɪn//
KK: /nænˈdɪn/
A type of plant known as sacred bamboo, which is often used in gardens and landscapes for its attractive foliage and berries.
The garden was beautifully decorated with nandins, adding a touch of greenery and color.
The word 'nandin' originates from Sanskrit 'nandin', meaning a joyful or happy person. It is often associated with the concept of happiness or bliss in various cultural contexts.
Think of 'nandin' as representing a joyful person, helping you remember that it means someone who brings happiness.