IPA: /strəˈmoʊni/
KK: /strəˈmoʊni/
A plant known for its medicinal properties, often used in traditional medicine, particularly in the treatment of respiratory issues.
The herbalist recommended stramony for its calming effects on the respiratory system.
Stramony originates from the Latin word 'stramonium', which refers to a plant known as Jimson weed. The term is derived from the Greek 'stramonium', which also refers to the same plant. The word 'stramony' specifically refers to the plant's medicinal and toxic properties.
Think of the Latin 'stramonium' and the Greek 'stramonium' as names for a specific plant, helping you remember that 'stramony' refers to this particular plant with medicinal and toxic qualities.