IPA: /ˌhiːməˈtoʊmə/
KK: /hɪˈmætəˌmoʊ/
A swelling that occurs when blood collects outside of blood vessels, usually due to an injury.
After the fall, he developed a hematoma on his arm that took weeks to heal.
Hematoma → It is formed from "haima" (meaning blood) and "-oma" (meaning tumor or swelling). The word describes a swelling filled with blood, typically resulting from a break in blood vessels.
Think of 'blood' ('haima') causing a 'swelling' ('-oma') — that's why a hematoma is a swelling filled with blood.