IPA: /ˈpɪtɪzən/
KK: /ˈpɪtɪzən/
A drink made by infusing herbs or other plants in hot water, often used for medicinal purposes.
She prepared a soothing ptisan to help with her cold.
**Ptisan** → The word 'ptisan' originates from the Greek word 'ptisane' (πίτυρος), meaning barley or a barley drink. It refers to a type of gruel or porridge made from barley, often used in historical contexts as a nourishing food.
Think of the Greek word for barley ('ptisane') to remember that 'ptisan' refers to a nourishing dish made from barley.