IPA: //ˈfɛl.wɜːrt//
KK: /ˈfɛlˌwɜrt/
A type of flowering plant that produces small flowers, typically lilac to creamy white in color, and is known for its fringed petals.
The garden was filled with beautiful felworts blooming in the spring.
**Felwort** → The word 'felwort' comes from Old English 'fealh' (meaning gall or bile) and 'wyrt' (meaning plant or herb). It refers to a plant that was believed to have medicinal properties related to the gall or bile, often used in herbal remedies.
Think of 'gall' or 'bile' ('fealh') and 'plant' ('wyrt') to remember that 'felwort' refers to a plant associated with these bodily fluids.