IPA: /ˈlɪvərˌwɜːrt/
KK: /ˈlɪvərˌwɜrt/
A type of small, green plant that does not have vascular tissue, belonging to a group called Hepaticae, which are part of the larger category of moss-like plants.
Liverworts can often be found growing in damp, shady areas of the forest.
Liverwort → The word is formed from "liver" (from Old English "lifer", meaning the organ) and "wort" (from Old English "wyrt", meaning plant or herb). The term "liverwort" refers to a type of plant that was historically believed to have medicinal properties related to the liver.
Think of the word 'liver' which refers to the organ, and 'wort' meaning plant. This helps you remember that a liverwort is a plant associated with the liver.