IPA: /ˈpɛlɪtəri/
KK: /pɛlɪˌtɔri/
A type of plant that is often found in the Mediterranean region, known for its use in traditional medicine, especially for toothache relief.
The herbalist recommended using pellitory for its soothing properties on dental pain.
Pellitory → It originates from the Latin word 'pellitorius' (meaning to drive away), derived from 'pellere' (meaning to drive or push). The word 'pellitory' refers to a plant that is believed to drive away ailments or pests.
Think of 'driving away' ('pellere') when you remember that 'pellitory' refers to a plant thought to drive away ailments.