IPA: //ˈbɒni//
KK: /ˈbɑni/
Attractive or pleasing in appearance; often used to describe someone who is good-looking.
The bonny girl smiled brightly at everyone around her.
Comparative: bonnier
Superlative: bonniest
Bonny → The word 'bonny' originates from the Scottish word 'bonnie', which means pretty or attractive. It is derived from the Old French 'bon', meaning good, and the diminutive suffix '-ie', which conveys endearment. Thus, 'bonny' describes something that is good or pleasing to the eye.
Think of 'good' ('bon') and something that is 'endearing' ('-ie') to remember that 'bonny' means pretty or attractive.