IPA: /ædˈnɛksə/
KK: /ædˈnɛksə/
The parts that are connected to or located near an organ in the body.
The surgeon examined the adnexa during the procedure to ensure everything was in order.
Adnexa is derived from the Latin "adnexus" (meaning connected or bound to), which is formed from "ad-" (meaning to or towards) and "nexus" (meaning a binding or connection). The term refers to structures that are connected or associated with something else, particularly in a biological or anatomical context.
Think of 'connected' ('adnexus') to remember that 'adnexa' refers to things that are bound or associated with something else.