IPA: /ˈsætɪnˌpɒd/
KK: /ˈsætɪnpɒd/
A type of plant from Southeastern Europe known for its fragrant purple flowers and distinctive round, flat, silver-white seedpods, which are often used for decoration indoors.
The satinpod's beautiful seedpods added a unique touch to the floral arrangement.
The word 'satinpod' is formed from 'satin' (from Middle French *satine*, meaning a type of smooth fabric) and 'pod' (from Old English *podd*, meaning a seed case or capsule). The term 'satinpod' refers to a type of plant that produces a smooth, satiny seed pod.
Think of 'satin' as a smooth fabric and 'pod' as a seed case, which helps you remember that 'satinpod' refers to a plant with smooth, satiny seed pods.
No commonly confused words.