IPA: /pəˈɡoʊniə/
KK: /pəˈgoʊniə/
A type of small land orchid that belongs to the genus Pogonia, found in the North Temperate Zone, known for its pink or white flowers.
The pogonia blooms beautifully in the spring, attracting many nature lovers.
Pogonia is derived from the Greek word "pogon" (meaning beard) combined with the suffix "-ia" (indicating a condition or state). The term refers to a condition or state related to beards, often used in botanical contexts to describe certain plants with beard-like features.
Think of 'pogon' meaning beard, and remember that 'pogonia' refers to a condition or state related to beards, especially in plants.