IPA: /ˈɛk.tə.mɔrf/
KK: /ˈɛktəˌmɔrf/
A person with a slim and lean body type, often characterized by narrow shoulders and hips, and little body fat or muscle mass.
He is an ectomorph, which means he has a naturally thin build and finds it hard to gain weight.
Ectomorph → It is formed from "ecto-" (from Greek "ektos", meaning outside) and "morph" (from Greek "morphe", meaning form or shape). The word describes a body type characterized by a slim, delicate build, suggesting an external or outside form.
Think of 'outside' ('ecto-') and 'form' ('morph') to remember that an ectomorph refers to a body type that has a slim, outside appearance.