IPA: /ɡɪˈnɒfɔːr/
KK: /gɪˈnɒfər/
A structure that supports the female reproductive part of a flower, known as the pistil.
The gynophore of the flower helps elevate the pistil for better pollination.
Gynophore is formed from "gyn-" (from Greek "gynē", meaning woman) and "-phore" (from Greek "phoros", meaning bearer). The word refers to a structure that bears or supports the female reproductive organs in certain plants.
Think of 'gynē' meaning woman and '-phore' meaning bearer — this helps you remember that a gynophore is something that bears the female parts.