IPA: /ˈɡaɪrəs/
KK: /ˈgaɪrəs/
A rounded, raised part of the brain's surface that is found between grooves.
The gyrus is an important part of the brain's structure, helping to increase its surface area.
Gyrus → It originates from the Greek word "gyros" (meaning circle or ring). In anatomy, a gyrus refers to a ridge on the cerebral cortex, which is often circular in shape.
Imagine a circular ridge in the brain — 'gyros' means circle, helping you remember that a gyrus is a circular fold in the brain.