IPA: //ˈsiːdkeɪs//
KK: /sidˌkes/
A pouch-like structure in a plant that holds and protects the seeds.
The gardener carefully opened the seedcase to check the seeds inside.
Seedcase → It is formed from "seed" (from Old English "sǣd", meaning the reproductive part of a plant) and "case" (from Latin "casus", meaning a container or covering). The word "seedcase" refers to a container that holds seeds.
Think of a 'seed' as the part of a plant that can grow, and a 'case' as a container. Together, they form a 'seedcase', which is a container for seeds.