IPA: /ˈbruːdə/
KK: /ˈbrudər/
A heated space or structure used to keep young birds warm and safe while they grow.
The farmer placed the chicks in the brooder to keep them warm during the cold nights.
Brooder → The word originates from the Old English 'brūdan', meaning to breed or produce. A brooder is someone or something that breeds or produces, often referring to a hen that sits on eggs to hatch them.
Think of the Old English word for breeding ('brūdan') to remember that a brooder is something that produces or hatches young.