IPA: /ˌmɛtrəˈreɪdʒiə/
KK: /mɛtrəˈrɑːdʒə/
Bleeding from the uterus that occurs at irregular times, not related to the normal menstrual cycle.
The doctor explained that metrorrhagia can be a sign of an underlying health issue.
Metrorrhagia is formed from "metra" (from Greek "mētra", meaning uterus) and "rhagia" (from Greek "rhagē", meaning to burst forth or flow). The word describes abnormal bleeding from the uterus, indicating a flow that bursts forth from this organ.
Think of the Greek word for uterus ('metra') and the idea of a flow that bursts forth ('rhagia') to remember that metrorrhagia refers to abnormal bleeding from the uterus.