IPA: /ˈkwɜːr.sɪ.trɒn/
KK: /ˈkwɜr.sɪ.trɒn/
The inner bark of a type of oak tree that is used to make a bright yellow dye.
The quercitron tree is known for its vibrant orange bark, which is harvested for dye production.
Quercitron is derived from "quercus" (meaning oak) and "-itron" (a suffix used in botanical terms). The word refers to a type of tree, specifically the yellow dye obtained from the bark of the black oak, which is used in dyeing processes.
Think of 'oak' ('quercus') when you remember that 'quercitron' relates to a tree known for its dye.
No commonly confused words.