IPA: /fɔːrˈsɪθiə/
KK: /fɔrˈsɪθiə/
A type of shrub that produces bright yellow flowers in early spring and is commonly grown for decoration.
In spring, the forsythia bushes bloom with beautiful yellow flowers.
Forsythia is named after William Forsyth, an 18th-century Scottish botanist. The name does not have a Latin or Greek root but is derived from the surname of the botanist, which is of Scottish origin. The plant itself is known for its bright yellow flowers that bloom in early spring.
Think of William Forsyth, the botanist who gave his name to this beautiful yellow-flowering plant, helping you remember that 'forsythia' refers to this specific type of flowering shrub.
No commonly confused words.