IPA: /ˈlɒb.juːl/
KK: /ˈlɑːbjuːl/
A small part or section of a larger lobe, often found in organs or structures in the body.
The liver is made up of several lobules that help in processing nutrients.
Lobule → It is formed from "lobus" (from Latin, meaning lobe or a rounded projection) and the diminutive suffix "-ule" (meaning small). The word "lobule" refers to a small lobe or a small rounded projection.
Think of a 'small lobe' — 'lobus' means lobe, and '-ule' indicates something small. This helps you remember that a lobule is a small part of a lobe.