What is another word for ash-key?
Pronunciation: [ˈaʃkˈiː] (IPA) 
Ash-key is the popular name for the winged fruit of the ash tree, which are also commonly referred to as samaras or keys. These seeds are abundant during the autumn season and are dispersed by wind. Other synonyms for ash-key include ash fruit, helicopter, whirlybird, and ash samara. In some cultures, ash-keys are also referred to as fairy keys due to their whimsical and delicate appearance. These small seeds have inspired various folklores and legends throughout history. No matter what they are called, ash-keys play a crucial role in the reproduction and growth of ash trees, and eventually become a vital food source for various wildlife.
