IPA: //ˈsiːdtaɪm//
KK: /sidtaɪm/
A period when seeds are planted, often associated with the start of growth or development in agriculture.
Farmers prepare the soil during seedtime to ensure a good harvest later in the year.
Seedtime → It is formed from "seed" (from Old English *sǣd*, meaning the reproductive part of a plant) and "time" (from Old English *tīma*, meaning a period or duration). The word "seedtime" refers to the time or season for sowing seeds in agriculture.
Think of the 'reproductive part of a plant' ('seed') and the 'period' ('time') when farmers plant them. This helps you remember that 'seedtime' is the season for sowing seeds.