IPA: /hɑrθ/
KK: /hɑrθ/
The area in front of a fireplace or the floor of a fireplace, often made of brick or stone, where people gather around for warmth and comfort.
The family gathered around the hearth to enjoy the warmth of the fire on a cold evening.
Hearth → The word 'hearth' originates from Old English 'heorð', meaning a place for a fire or fireplace. It refers to the floor of a fireplace or the area around it, symbolizing warmth and home.
Think of the Old English word 'heorð' which means a place for a fire, helping you remember that a hearth is the area around a fireplace, symbolizing warmth and home.