IPA: /ˌæntɪˈraɪnəm/
KK: /æn'tɪrɪnəm/
A type of flowering plant known for its colorful blooms, commonly referred to as snapdragons.
The garden was filled with beautiful antirrhinums in various colors.
Antirrhinum is derived from the Greek "anti-" (meaning against) and "rhinon" (meaning nose). The name refers to the flower's shape, which resembles a snout or nose, hence the idea of being 'against' or 'opposite' to a nose.
Picture a flower that looks like a 'snout' or 'nose' — 'anti-' means against, and 'rhinon' refers to the nose, helping you remember that antirrhinum is a flower resembling a nose.
No commonly confused words.