IPA: /ˈheɪfɔːrk/
KK: /heɪfɔrk/
A tool with long prongs used for lifting and moving hay or other materials.
The farmer used a hayfork to lift the bales of hay onto the wagon.
Hayfork → The word is formed from "hay" (from Old English *heg*, meaning grass or dried grass) and "fork" (from Old English *forca*, meaning a tool with prongs). A hayfork is a tool with prongs used for lifting and tossing hay.
Think of 'hay' as dried grass and 'fork' as a tool with prongs — a hayfork is a tool specifically designed for handling hay.
No commonly confused words.