IPA: //əˈlɛəri//
KK: /ˈeɪləˌri/
Relating to the wings or wing-like structures of an organism.
The alary muscles in insects help them to fly efficiently.
Alary is derived from the Latin root "ala" (meaning wing) combined with the suffix "-ary" (meaning pertaining to or connected with). Thus, "alary" refers to something that is related to or resembling wings.
Picture something that is 'pertaining to wings' — 'ala' means wing, and '-ary' indicates a connection. This helps you remember that 'alary' relates to wings.