IPA: //ˈhoʊmiˌθɜrm//
KK: /hoʊˈmiːəˌθɜrm/
A type of organism that maintains a stable body temperature regardless of the environment, such as mammals and birds.
Humans are homeotherms, keeping their body temperature around 37 degrees Celsius.
Homeotherm → It is formed from "homeo-" (from Greek "homoios", meaning similar or same) and "therm" (from Greek "thermos", meaning heat). The word describes an organism that maintains a constant body temperature, hence being similar in temperature regardless of the environment.
Think of 'similar' ('homeo-') temperatures being maintained ('therm') by an organism, which is why homeotherms keep a constant body temperature.