IPA: /nɔˈjoʊ/
KK: /nɔˈjoʊ/
A type of sweet liqueur made from brandy and flavored with almonds and fruit pits, traditionally produced in France.
She served a glass of noyau as a special treat after dinner.
Noyau comes from Old French 'noyau', meaning kernel or core, which is derived from the Latin 'nuculum' (meaning little nut or kernel). The word refers to the central part or core of something, much like the kernel of a nut.
Think of the 'kernel' at the center of a nut, which helps you remember that 'noyau' refers to the core or central part of something.