IPA: //ˈmeɪˌflaʊər//
KK: /ˈmeɪˌflaʊər/
A type of plant that produces flowers in May, often associated with spring blooms.
The garden was filled with mayflowers, creating a beautiful display of color in the spring.
The word 'mayflower' is formed from 'May' (the name of the month, derived from Latin 'Maius', named after the goddess Maia) and 'flower' (from Old English 'flōwe', meaning a bloom or blossom). The term 'mayflower' refers to a flower that blooms in May, specifically the early spring flowers.
Think of the month 'May' when flowers start to bloom, and remember that 'mayflower' refers to flowers that blossom in this month.