IPA: /ˈdæf.ə.dɪl/
KK: /ˈdæfədɪl/
A type of plant that has bright yellow flowers shaped like trumpets, commonly found in gardens and fields.
In spring, the daffodils bloom and fill the garden with their cheerful yellow color.
Daffodil originates from the Old French word 'd'affodil', which is derived from the Latin 'asphodelus' (meaning asphodel, a type of flower). The word refers to a specific flowering plant known for its trumpet-shaped blooms.
Think of the Old French word 'd'affodil' which connects to the Latin 'asphodelus', a flower, helping you remember that a daffodil is a type of flowering plant.
No commonly confused words.