IPA: /ˌpɪnəˈtɪfɪd/
KK: /ˈpɪnəˌtɪfɪd/
Describing a type of leaf that is divided or split in a feather-like pattern, resembling a pinna.
The pinnatifid leaves of the plant create a unique and attractive appearance in the garden.
Pinnatifid → It is formed from "pinna" (from Latin, meaning feather or wing) and "fidus" (from Latin, meaning split or cleft). The word describes a leaf that is divided or cleft like a feather.
Think of 'feather' ('pinna') and 'split' ('fidus') to remember that 'pinnatifid' refers to a leaf that is split like a feather.