IPA: /ˈdʌk.tjuːl/
KK: /ˈdʌk.tjuːl/
A small tube or channel in the body that carries fluids.
The doctor explained that the ductule is important for transporting bile from the liver.
Ductule → It is formed from "ductus" (from Latin, meaning to lead or draw) and the diminutive suffix "-ule" (meaning small). The word "ductule" refers to a small duct or tube that leads or conveys something.
Think of a small 'duct' ('ductus') that 'leads' something — that's why a ductule is a small tube that carries something.