IPA: //ɒbˈkɒnɪk//
KK: /ɑbˈkɒnɪk/
Describing a fruit that has a cone-like shape and is connected to the stem at its pointed end.
The obconic shape of the fruit makes it easy to identify among other varieties.
Obconic → It is formed from "ob-" (meaning against or in the way) and "conic" (from Greek "konikos", meaning cone). The word describes a shape that is cone-like but oriented in a way that is against the typical direction of a cone.
Think of a shape that is 'against' the usual cone shape — 'ob-' means against, and 'conic' refers to the cone shape.