IPA: /ˈbaɪpæθ/
KK: /ˈbaɪpæθ/
A less traveled or secondary path that is not commonly used.
We took a bypath through the woods to avoid the busy road.
Bypath → The word is formed from "by" (from Old English "bi", meaning near or beside) and "path" (from Old English "pæth", meaning a way or track). A bypath refers to a path that is beside or away from the main path.
Think of a path that is 'beside' ('by') the main way — that's what a bypath is.