IPA: //ˈrɛdʃæŋk//
KK: /rɛdʃæŋk/
A type of wading bird known for its long red legs, commonly found in Europe and Asia.
The redshank was seen wading through the shallow waters of the marsh.
Redshank → The word is formed from "red" (from Old English "read", meaning of the color red) and "shank" (from Old English "sceanca", meaning the lower part of the leg). The term "redshank" refers to a bird known for its reddish legs.
Think of the color 'red' and the 'lower part of the leg' ('shank') to remember that a redshank is a bird with reddish legs.