IPA: /plɪnθ/
KK: /plɪnθ/
A flat, usually rectangular block or slab that serves as a base for a statue, column, or other structure.
The statue stood proudly on its plinth in the center of the park.
Plinth → The word 'plinth' originates from the Greek 'plinthos' (meaning a brick or tile). It refers to a base or platform that supports a statue or structure.
Think of a 'brick' ('plinthos') that serves as a sturdy base for something above it — that's what a plinth does.