1. A lean-to shed or open-sided shelter, typically used for storing farm equipment, hay, or livestock.
Usage: chiefly British, especially in Southwest England; also spelled 'linney' or 'linny'

Examples

• The farmer stored his tools in the old linhay behind the barn.
• Cattle huddled in the linhay during the heavy rain.
• The linhay provided shelter for the hay bales through the winter.
• They built a simple linhay to protect the farm equipment from the weather.
• The stone linhay had stood on the property for over a hundred years.