IPA: /tɪˈzæn/
KK: /tɪˈzæn/
A drink made by steeping herbs in hot water, often used for its health benefits or as a soothing beverage.
She enjoyed a warm cup of tisane before bed to help her relax.
**Tisane** → The word 'tisane' comes from the Old French *tisane*, which refers to an herbal tea or infusion. The term is derived from the Greek *ptisanē* (πίτσανη), meaning barley water or a drink made from barley. It originally described a beverage made from the infusion of herbs or grains in water.
Imagine a soothing drink made from herbs or grains, like barley water, to remember that 'tisane' refers to an herbal infusion.