IPA: //nɑːrˈduː//
KK: /nɑrˈdu/
A type of plant found in Australia, known for its four leaves, and sometimes used as food.
The indigenous people often harvested nardoo for its nutritional value.
The word 'nardoo' originates from the Australian Aboriginal language, specifically from the word 'nardu', which refers to a type of aquatic plant known for its edible tubers. It describes this specific plant found in wetlands.
Think of the Aboriginal word 'nardu' that names a plant with edible tubers, helping you remember that 'nardoo' refers to this aquatic plant.
No commonly confused words.