IPA: /ˌɒməˈtɪdiəl/
KK: /ɑːˈmætɪdiəl/
Relating to the individual units of the compound eyes found in some insects and crustaceans.
The ommatidial structure allows insects to have a wide field of vision.
Ommatidial is derived from "omma" (from Greek "ὄμμα", meaning eye) and the suffix "-idial" (related to or pertaining to). The term refers to structures that are related to or resemble eyes, particularly in the context of compound eyes in arthropods.
Think of 'omma' meaning 'eye' in Greek, which helps you remember that 'ommatidial' relates to eye-like structures.
No commonly confused words.