1. plural of linhay; open-sided farm buildings or sheds, typically used for storing hay, grain, or farm equipment
Usage: chiefly British, especially Southwest England; also spelled 'linney' or 'linny'

Examples

• The farmer stored his hay in several linhays scattered across the property.
• Old linhays dot the countryside in Devon and Cornwall.
• The wooden linhays provided shelter for farm tools and seasonal crops.
• Many traditional linhays have been converted into modern storage facilities.
• The stone linhays on the estate date back to the 18th century.