IPA: /ˌæksəˈniːməl/
KK: /ˌæksəˈniməl/
Relating to a structure called an axoneme, which is part of the cell's anatomy involved in movement, especially in cilia and flagella.
The axonemal structure is crucial for the movement of sperm cells.
Axonemal → It is formed from "axon" (from Greek "axōn", meaning axis or axle) and "-emal" (a suffix related to structure or part). The word "axonemal" refers to something related to the axoneme, which is the structural core of a cilium or flagellum, essentially the axis of these cellular appendages.
Think of the 'axis' ('axon') that forms the core structure of cilia or flagella, which helps you remember that 'axonemal' relates to this essential part.
No commonly confused words.