IPA: /ˈhɛnəri/
KK: /ˈhɛnəri/
A place where chickens or other poultry are raised and kept.
The farmer built a new hennery to house his chickens.
The word 'hennery' originates from the Old English 'hen', meaning a female bird, particularly a chicken, combined with the suffix '-ery', which denotes a place associated with a specific activity or thing. Therefore, 'hennery' refers to a place where hens are kept or raised.
Think of a place where hens are kept — 'hen' refers to the bird, and '-ery' indicates a location. This helps you remember that 'hennery' is a place for hens.