IPA: /ˈbɛlˌflaʊər/
KK: /ˈbɛlˌflaʊər/
A type of plant that belongs to the genus Campanula, known for its beautiful bell-shaped flowers, often found in shades of blue or violet.
The garden was filled with vibrant bellflowers that attracted many bees and butterflies.
Bellflower → The word is formed from "bell" (from Old English "belle", meaning a hollow metallic instrument that produces sound) and "flower" (from Old English "flōwe", meaning the reproductive structure of a flowering plant). The term "bellflower" refers to a type of flowering plant that has bell-shaped blossoms.
Think of a 'bell' that makes a sound and a 'flower' that blooms — a bellflower is a plant with blossoms shaped like bells.