What is eucalyptus called in yoruba?

There isn't a single, widely accepted Yoruba word for "eucalyptus." This is because eucalyptus is not native to the Yoruba region and was introduced relatively recently.

However, there are a few possibilities depending on the context:

* "Igi oògùn" (literally "medicine tree") is a generic term for any tree with medicinal properties, and eucalyptus is often used for its medicinal benefits.

* "Igi àgbà" (literally "old tree") could be used to refer to eucalyptus, especially if it's a mature tree.

* "Igi oyinbo" (literally "foreign tree") might be used, as eucalyptus is a non-native species.

It's important to note that the most accurate way to refer to eucalyptus in Yoruba would be to use the scientific name: "Eucalyptus" (pronounced "Yoo-ka-lip-tus").

Ultimately, the best term to use depends on the specific context and the audience you are communicating with.