IPA: /ˈtælɪpɒt/
KK: /ˈtælɪpɒt/
A tall palm tree found in India and Sri Lanka, known for its large fan-shaped leaves and a huge flower cluster that is the biggest among flowering plants.
The talipot tree is famous for its impressive size and beautiful leaves.
Talipot comes from the Sanskrit word 'tāla' (meaning palm tree) and 'pota' (meaning leaf or frond). The word refers to a type of palm tree known for its large leaves, which are often used for making umbrellas or fans.
Imagine a large palm tree ('tāla') with its broad leaves ('pota') — that's why talipot refers to a palm tree known for its impressive fronds.