IPA: /ˈmuːnɪʃ/
KK: /ˈmunɪʃ/
Relating to or influenced by the moon, often suggesting a whimsical or changeable nature.
Her mood was quite moonish, shifting from joy to sadness in an instant.
Comparative: more moonish
Superlative: most moonish
Moonish → The word is formed from "moon" (from Old English *mōna*, meaning the natural satellite of Earth) and "-ish" (meaning having the quality of or resembling). Thus, "moonish" describes something that has the quality of or resembles the moon.
Think of the word 'moon' which refers to the natural satellite, and the suffix '-ish' suggests something that resembles it. This helps you remember that 'moonish' means something that has qualities like the moon.