IPA: /ˈrɛtɛm/
KK: /ˈrɛtɛm/
A type of shrub that produces white flowers, often associated with the juniper mentioned in the Old Testament.
The garden was filled with beautiful retem shrubs in full bloom.
The word 'retem' originates from Arabic 'ratam', meaning a type of plant or reed. It refers specifically to a plant found in desert regions, often associated with resilience and adaptability.
Think of the Arabic word for a plant or reed, which helps you remember that 'retem' refers to a specific type of plant found in arid environments.