IPA: /ˈsnoʊˌdrɒp/
KK: /ˈsnoʊˌdrɒp/
A type of plant that has white flowers and blooms in early spring, often found in Europe and Asia.
The snowdrop is one of the first flowers to appear after winter.
Snowdrop is formed from "snow" (from Old English *snāw*, meaning frozen precipitation) and "drop" (from Old English *dropa*, meaning a small amount of liquid). The word refers to a flower that often blooms in early spring, sometimes while snow is still present, resembling drops of snow.
Picture the flower that blooms while snow is still around — 'snow' refers to frozen precipitation, and 'drop' suggests small amounts, helping you remember that a snowdrop is a flower that appears like drops of snow.
No commonly confused words.