IPA: /təˈbuːd/
KK: /tæˈbuːd/
Not allowed or accepted in a particular culture or society; something that is considered forbidden or off-limits.
In some cultures, discussing certain topics is considered tabued.
Tabued → The word 'tabued' comes from the Polynesian word 'tapu' (meaning sacred or prohibited) and the English suffix '-ed' (indicating a past action or state). The term 'tabued' refers to something that has been made sacred or prohibited, often due to cultural or religious beliefs.
Think of something that has been made 'sacred' or 'prohibited' — that's what 'tabued' means.