IPA: //ˌpɪtəˈhaɪə//
KK: /pɪtəˈhaɪə/
A tropical fruit with a bright pink or yellow skin and white or red flesh, known for its sweet taste and unique appearance.
I bought a pitahaya at the market because I wanted to try something new.
Pitahaya, also known as dragon fruit, originates from the Spanish word 'pitahaya', which is derived from the Taíno word 'pitaya', meaning 'fruit'. The word does not have clear Latin or Greek roots but is rooted in the indigenous languages of the Americas.
Think of the Taíno word 'pitaya' meaning 'fruit' to remember that pitahaya refers to a type of fruit, specifically the dragon fruit.
No commonly confused words.