IPA: /ˈpleɪˌsɛt/
KK: /ˈpleɪˌsɛt/
A group of toys that are designed to be used together, often based on a specific theme or story, allowing children to create scenes and play out scenarios.
The children spent hours playing with their new playset, creating adventures with the characters and accessories.
Playset → The word is formed from "play" (from Old English *pleggen*, meaning to engage in activity for enjoyment) and "set" (from Old English *settan*, meaning to place or put). A playset refers to a collection of equipment or structures designed for children to engage in play.
Think of 'engaging in enjoyable activity' ('play') and 'placing' ('set') together to remember that a playset is a collection of items designed for fun.