IPA: //vɪˈnɪfərə//
KK: /vɪˈnɪfərə/
A type of grape that is widely grown in Europe and is the main source of many wines and table grapes.
The vinifera grape is essential for producing high-quality wines.
Vinifera is derived from "vinum" (meaning wine) and "ferre" (meaning to bear or carry). The term refers to the species of grapevines that bear grapes used for making wine.
Think of 'wine' ('vinum') being 'carried' or 'borne' ('ferre') by the grapevines, which helps you remember that 'vinifera' refers to the grapevines that produce wine.
No commonly confused words.