IPA: /ˈdʒɒnkwɪl/
KK: /ˈdʒɒnkwɪl/
A type of plant that has long, narrow leaves and produces fragrant yellow or white flowers, commonly grown for decoration.
In spring, the garden was filled with beautiful jonquils blooming in the sunlight.
Jonquil → The word 'jonquil' comes from the Spanish 'jonquillo', which is derived from 'juncus' (meaning rush or reed) in Latin. The term refers to a type of flower that resembles the rush plant.
Think of the Spanish word 'jonquillo' which relates to the rush plant 'juncus' — this helps you remember that a jonquil is a flower that resembles a rush.