How Do You Spell SEA TRIFOLY?
Pronunciation: [sˈiː tɹˈa͡ɪfɒli] (IPA) 
Sea trifoly, spelled as "si: traɪfəli", is a botanical term used to describe the Trifolium repens species of clover. The word is derived from its three-lobed leaves, which often symbolize the Holy Trinity in Christianity. The pronunciation of "trifoly" is represented by the phonemes /traɪfəli/. The long ‘e’ sound is spelled with a single ‘e’, and ‘y’ is used to indicate the long ‘i’ sound. The IPA phonetic transcription makes it easier to understand the pronunciation of the term, which is essential for accurate communication in botany and other fields.
