IPA: //ˈsælmənˌbɛri//
KK: /ˈsælmənˌbɛri/
A type of shrub that produces edible, salmon-colored fruit, commonly found in western North America, known for its prickly stems and fragrant flowers.
We picked fresh salmonberries from the bushes during our hike in the forest.
Salmonberry → The word is formed from 'salmon' (from Middle English *salmon*, derived from Old French *salmon*, meaning the fish) and 'berry' (from Old English *berie*, meaning a small fruit). The term 'salmonberry' refers to a type of berry that is associated with the salmon fish, often found in the same regions where salmon are prevalent.
Think of the fish 'salmon' and the small fruit 'berry' together — that's why a salmonberry is a berry related to the salmon.