IPA: //ˈspɜːrməri//
KK: /ˈspɜrməri/
A part of an animal's body where male reproductive cells are produced, particularly in invertebrates.
The spermary is essential for the reproduction of many invertebrate species.
The word 'spermary' is derived from 'sperma' (from Greek 'sperma', meaning seed) and '-ary' (meaning relating to or connected with). Thus, 'spermary' refers to something that is related to or connected with seed, particularly in a biological context.
Think of 'sperma' meaning seed, and remember that 'spermary' relates to things connected with seeds, especially in reproduction.