IPA: //pɪˈroʊlə//
KK: /pɪˈroʊlə/
A type of plant that belongs to a specific group known for its unique flowers and growth characteristics.
The pyrola blooms beautifully in the forest during spring.
Pyrola is derived from the Latin word 'pyrola', which refers to a genus of flowering plants in the family Ericaceae. The name is believed to be related to the Greek word 'puron' (πυρόν), meaning 'barley', possibly due to the resemblance of the plant's leaves to barley leaves. The word does not have a clear prefix or suffix that alters its meaning significantly.
Think of the Greek word for barley ('puron') to remember that 'pyrola' refers to a plant that may resemble barley in some way.