IPA: /ˈdrʌmˌhɛd/
KK: /drʌmˌhɛd/
A circular piece of material stretched over the end of a drum, which produces sound when struck.
The drummer tightened the drumhead before the performance to ensure a better sound.
Drumhead → The word is formed from "drum" (from Middle English *drom*, meaning a percussion instrument) and "head" (from Old English *heafod*, meaning the top or surface). The term "drumhead" refers to the top surface of a drum, where the sound is produced.
Think of the 'top' ('head') of a 'drum' — that's why a drumhead is the surface that you strike to make music.