IPA: /ˌʒɑːr.dɪˈnɪr/
KK: /dʒɑːrˈdɪnɪr/
A decorative container or stand used to hold plants or flowers, often made of ceramic or porcelain.
She placed the beautiful flowers in the jardiniere on the patio.
**Jardiniere** → The word originates from French *jardinière*, which means a female gardener or a plant holder. It is derived from *jardin* (meaning garden) and the suffix *-ière* (indicating a feminine agent or a place associated with a function). Thus, a jardiniere refers to a container or holder for plants, often used in gardening.
Imagine a 'garden' ('jardin') where plants are held or displayed — that's what a jardiniere is, a holder for plants.
No commonly confused words.