IPA: /ˈbiːhaɪv/
KK: /ˈbiːhaɪv/
A structure where bees live and produce honey, often made of wax and shaped like a box or a dome.
The beekeeper checked the beehive for honey and to ensure the bees were healthy.
Beehive → The word is formed from "bee" (from Old English *beo*, meaning the insect known for producing honey) and "hive" (from Old English *hyfe*, meaning a dwelling or shelter). A beehive is therefore a shelter or dwelling for bees.
Think of a 'bee' as the insect that produces honey, and a 'hive' as its home. This helps you remember that a beehive is a home for bees.