IPA: /ˈsʌnˌstɑːr/
KK: /sʌnˌstɑr/
A type of starfish that has many arms and is found in various oceans.
The sunstar is known for its impressive number of arms, which can be up to 40.
The word 'sunstar' is formed from 'sun' (from Old English 'sunne', meaning the star that gives light and warmth) and 'star' (from Old English 'steorra', meaning a celestial body). Together, 'sunstar' refers to the sun as a star that emits light and energy.
Think of the 'sun' as the bright star in our sky, and 'star' as a celestial body. This helps you remember that 'sunstar' refers to the sun itself, which is a star.