What is another word for rowan tree?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈə͡ʊən tɹˈiː] (IPA) 
The rowan tree is known by a variety of names throughout the English language. It is commonly referred to as the "mountain ash", as it is found growing in mountainous regions. It is also called the "witchwood", as it was believed to have powers of protection against evil spirits. The rowan tree is sometimes referred to simply as "rowan", or "rowanberry". Its botanical name, Sorbus aucuparia, reflects its use as a bird-catcher in olden times, as "aucuparia" comes from the Latin word "aucupor" meaning "to catch birds". Whatever name one uses, the rowan tree remains a stunning and mysterious beauty of nature.
