IPA: //pɪˈnæstər//
KK: /pɪˈnæstər/
A type of pine tree that grows in the Mediterranean region, known for its tall, pyramidal shape and clusters of two needles.
The pinaster tree is often found along the coast of southern France.
Pinaster → The word 'pinaster' comes from Latin 'pinus' (meaning pine) and 'aster' (meaning star). It refers to a type of pine tree, specifically the maritime pine, which is known for its star-like appearance of its cones.
Think of 'pine' ('pinus') and 'star' ('aster') to remember that 'pinaster' refers to a pine tree with star-like cones.