IPA: /ˈsoʊnəˌɡræm/
KK: /ˈsoʊnəˌgræm/
A picture created using sound waves to show the inside of a body, often used to see a baby before it is born or to examine organs.
The doctor showed us the sonogram of our baby during the check-up.
Sonogram → It is formed from "sono-" (from Latin "sonus", meaning sound) and "-gram" (from Greek "gramma", meaning something written or recorded). A sonogram is a written or recorded representation of sound, typically used in medical imaging to visualize internal structures.
Think of 'sound' ('sono-') being 'recorded' ('-gram') — that's how a sonogram captures images based on sound waves.