IPA: //ˈpɑːrtɪdʒˌbɛri//
KK: /ˈpɑrtɪdʒˌbɛri/
A low-growing plant found in eastern North America that produces small white flowers and bright red berries, which are edible and have a slightly sour taste.
We picked some partridgeberries to make a delicious pie.
Partridgeberry is formed from "partridge" (from Middle English *pertrich*, meaning a type of bird) and "berry" (from Old English *berie*, meaning a small fruit). The word refers to a type of berry associated with the partridge bird, often found in similar habitats.
Think of the 'partridge' bird, which is often found in nature, and 'berry' as a small fruit — together they remind you that partridgeberry is a fruit linked to the partridge.
No commonly confused words.