IPA: /ˈsʌmərˌhaʊs/
KK: /ˈsʌmərˌhaʊs/
A small building in a garden or park where people can relax and enjoy the outdoors, often used in the summer.
We spent the afternoon reading books in the summerhouse.
Summerhouse → It is formed from "summer" (from Old English *sumor*, meaning the warmest season of the year) and "house" (from Old English *hus*, meaning a dwelling or shelter). A summerhouse is a dwelling or shelter used during the warm season.
Think of the warmest season, 'summer', and a place to stay, 'house'. A summerhouse is a place to enjoy during the warm months.
No commonly confused words.