IPA: //ˈmuːnˌflaʊər//
KK: /ˈmunˌflaʊər/
A type of plant that blooms at night, often with fragrant flowers, and is related to morning glories.
The moonflower opened its large white petals under the moonlight, filling the air with a sweet scent.
Moonflower → The word is formed from "moon" (from Old English "mōna", meaning the natural satellite of Earth) and "flower" (from Old English "flōwe", meaning a blooming plant). The term "moonflower" refers to a flower that blooms at night, often associated with the moon's light.
Think of the 'moon' as the night sky's light and 'flower' as a blooming plant — a moonflower is a flower that blooms in the light of the moon.