IPA: /ˈsiːflɔːr/
KK: /ˈsiːflɔːr/
The bottom part of a sea or ocean, usually covered with sand or mud.
Marine life thrives on the seafloor, where many species find their habitat.
Seafloor is formed from "sea" (from Old English *sǣ*, meaning large body of saltwater) and "floor" (from Old English *flōr*, meaning the lower surface of a room or area). The word "seafloor" refers to the bottom surface of the sea or ocean.
Think of the 'sea' as a large body of water and 'floor' as the bottom surface — together, they describe the bottom of the sea.