IPA: /sɔːx/
KK: /sɔx/
A type of tree or shrub that is similar to the sallow, often found in Scotland.
The sauch tree swayed gently in the breeze by the river.
The word 'sauch' originates from Old English 'sāwe', meaning willow tree. It specifically refers to the willow, a type of tree known for its flexible branches and association with water.
Think of the Old English word for willow tree, 'sāwe', to remember that 'sauch' refers to this specific type of tree.