IPA: //sænˈtoʊlɪnə//
KK: /sænˈtoʊlɪnə/
A type of plant that belongs to a group known for its aromatic qualities, typically found in the Mediterranean region, characterized by its small, clustered flowers and evergreen leaves.
The garden was filled with santolina, adding a lovely fragrance to the air.
Santolina is derived from the Latin word 'santolina' (meaning a type of plant), which itself comes from the Greek 'santolon' (meaning a plant used for medicinal purposes). The word refers to a genus of flowering plants known for their aromatic properties and use in traditional medicine.
Think of the Greek word 'santolon' which refers to a plant used for healing, helping you remember that 'santolina' is a type of plant known for its medicinal qualities.