Pronunciation: [bˈʌni] (IPA) 
The word "bunny" is spelled with two syllables and pronounced as ['bʌni]. The first syllable is pronounced with the vowel sound in "but" [bʌ], and the second syllable ends with the vowel sound in "me" [ni]. The letter "y" in this word functions as a vowel, representing the sound of the "i" in "me". Spelling of "bunny" follows regular English vowel patterns, where a single letter "u" or "i" represent the vowel sound in certain words.
A bunny is a small mammal that belongs to the family Leporidae, specifically the genus Oryctolagus. Bunnies are characterized by their soft fur, long ears, and fluffy tails. They are known for their cute and innocent appearance, which has made them popular pets and beloved subjects in children's literature and media.
Bunnies have a compact, plump body typically measuring about 20 to 50 centimeters in length, and weighing between 0.3 to 2 kilograms, depending on the species. They have a keen sense of hearing and large, expressive eyes that enable them to detect predators from a distance. Their hind legs are longer and more powerful than their front limbs, allowing them to achieve rapid bursts of speed and impressive jumping abilities for evading threats.
Bunnies are herbivorous animals, feeding primarily on grass, leaves, and vegetables. They are generally docile creatures, often displaying social behaviors and living in groups known as warrens. Female bunnies, called does, often dig burrows to give birth and protect their young, which are called kits or kittens.
In popular culture, the term "bunny" is frequently used as a synonym for a rabbit or a hare. The image of a bunny is commonly associated with Easter, symbolizing fertility and new beginnings. Moreover, bunnies are often depicted as playful, gentle, and friendly animals, making them popular characters in cartoons, toys, and other forms of entertainment.
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The word "bunny" is believed to have originated from the Scottish term "bun" or "bunn" meaning "rabbit" or "squirrel". This term was later combined with the diminutive suffix "-y" to create the word "bunny", referring to a small or young rabbit. The earliest recorded use of "bunny" in English dates back to the 17th century.
