IPA: /ˈhæɡˌbɛri/
KK: /ˈhæɡˌbɛri/
A type of cherry tree that grows in northern Europe and northern Asia, known for its small, bittersweet fruit that birds and some people eat.
The hagberry tree was full of ripe fruit, attracting many birds to the garden.
Hagberry → The word 'hagberry' originates from Old English 'haegberie', where 'haeg' means 'hedge' and 'berie' means 'berry'. It refers to a type of berry that grows in hedges or bushes.
Think of 'hedge' ('haeg') where these berries grow, helping you remember that 'hagberry' refers to berries found in hedges.