IPA: //lɪnˈheɪ//
KK: /lɪnˈheɪ/
A small building or structure used for storage, often found on a farm, typically open on one side.
The farmer stored his tools in the linhay behind the barn.
The word 'linhay' originates from Old English 'lindhaga', where 'lind' means 'lime tree' and 'haga' means 'enclosure' or 'hedge'. Therefore, 'linhay' refers to an enclosure or hedge made from lime trees.
Picture a hedge or enclosure made from lime trees — that's what 'linhay' means.