IPA: /oʊˈliːæstər/
KK: /oʊˈliːæstər/
A type of small tree that grows in Eurasia, known for its silver leaves, fragrant flowers, and olive-like fruit.
The oleaster tree is often found in dry areas and is valued for its unique fruit.
Oleaster is derived from the Latin word "oleaster" (meaning wild olive), which is a combination of "olea" (meaning olive) and the suffix "-aster" (indicating a resemblance or a type of). The word refers to a plant that resembles an olive tree, specifically the wild olive.
Think of the wild olive tree ('olea') and how 'oleaster' refers to a plant that resembles it.