IPA: /ˈsnoʊˌbɛl/
KK: /ˈsnoʊˌbɛl/
A type of shrub or tree that produces bell-shaped white flowers, commonly found in eastern Asia.
The snowbell tree bloomed beautifully in the spring, filling the air with its sweet fragrance.
Snowbell → The word is formed from "snow" (from Old English *snāw*, meaning frozen precipitation) and "bell" (from Old English *belle*, meaning a bell or something that rings). The term "snowbell" refers to a flower that blooms in snowy conditions, resembling a bell shape.
Think of 'snow' as the frozen precipitation and 'bell' as the shape of the flower — a snowbell is a flower that blooms in the snow, shaped like a bell.