IPA: //ˈsɛmɪˌdwɔːrf//
KK: /ˈsɛmɪˌdwɑrf/
Referring to a type of plant that is smaller than normal but larger than a dwarf variety.
The semidwarf variety of wheat is known for its shorter stature and higher yield.
A type of plant that is shorter than the typical height for its species, but taller than a dwarf version.
The semidwarf variety of wheat is popular among farmers for its high yield.
Semidwarf → It is formed from "semi-" (meaning half) and "dwarf" (from Old English "dweorh", meaning a small person or creature). The word "semidwarf" refers to something that is half the size of a dwarf, typically used in horticulture to describe plants that are smaller than standard varieties.
Think of 'semi-' meaning half, and 'dwarf' referring to something small. This helps you remember that a semidwarf is something that is half the size of a dwarf.
No commonly confused words.