IPA: //ˈstiːviə//
KK: /ˈstɛviə/
A plant from Paraguay that is used to make a sweetener, which is much sweeter than sugar and has no calories.
Many people use stevia as a natural alternative to sugar in their drinks and desserts.
Stevia originates from the Guarani word 'ka'a he'ê', meaning sweet herb. It refers to a plant known for its sweet leaves, which are used as a natural sweetener.
Think of the Guarani word for sweet herb, which helps you remember that stevia is a plant known for its sweetness.
No commonly confused words.