Pronunciation of 'Corymbia'
The word 'Corymbia' is pronounced as /kəˈrɪmbiə/ in English. It refers to a genus of trees native to Australia, commonly known as bloodwoods.
Word Origin
The word 'Corymbia' originates from New Latin, derived from the Greek word 'korymbos,' meaning 'cluster,' referring to the clustered arrangement of flowers.
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A genus of trees in the Myrtaceae family, native to Australia, commonly known as bloodwoods.
Pronounced as 'kuh-RIM-bee-uh,' with stress on the second syllable. 'Kuh' as in 'cup,' 'rim' as in 'rim,' and 'bee-uh' as in 'bee' followed by 'uh.'