IPA: //ˈlɪntˌwaɪt//
KK: /lɪntˈwaɪt/
A small songbird that is often found in Europe and Asia, known for its cheerful singing and colorful plumage.
The lintwhite perched on the branch, singing a beautiful melody.
The word 'lintwhite' originates from Old English, where 'lint' refers to the plant flax (from which linen is made) and 'white' means of a pale color. Therefore, 'lintwhite' describes a pale or white color associated with linen or flax.
Think of the word 'lint' which relates to the flax plant, and 'white' which indicates a light color. This helps you remember that 'lintwhite' refers to a pale color reminiscent of linen.