IPA: /ˈɡoʊ.dən.rɒd/
KK: /ˈɡoʊldənˌrɑd/
A type of plant that is native to North America, known for its small yellow flowers that bloom in late summer or fall.
The goldenrod is often seen blooming in fields and along roadsides during the autumn months.
Goldenrod → The word is formed from "golden" (from Old English "geolu", meaning yellow) and "rod" (from Old English "rod", meaning a branch or stem). The term "goldenrod" refers to a plant with yellow flowers that resemble the color of gold.
Think of the color 'golden' representing the bright yellow flowers of the plant, and 'rod' indicating its stem or branch.
No commonly confused words.