IPA: //ˌmaɪ.kroʊ.əˈnæt.ə.mi//
KK: /maɪkroʊəˈnætəmi/
The study of the small structures of tissues and organs in living organisms, often using a microscope.
Microanatomy is essential for understanding how cells and tissues function in the body.
Microanatomy → It is formed from "micro-" (from Greek "mikros", meaning small) and "anatomy" (from Greek "anatomē", meaning dissection or cutting up). The word "microanatomy" refers to the study of the small structures of organisms, typically at the microscopic level.
Think of 'small' ('micro-') structures being 'cut up' or studied ('anatomy') to understand their details.
No commonly confused words.