IPA: //spɜːrˈmætɪd//
KK: /spɜrˈmætɪd/
A type of cell produced during the process of meiosis in males, which eventually develops into sperm cells.
After meiosis, each spermatid matures into a sperm cell.
Spermatid → It is formed from "sperma" (from Greek "σπέρμα", meaning seed) and "-id" (a suffix used in biology to denote a relationship or condition). The word "spermatid" refers to a cell that is a stage in the development of sperm, essentially a seed of life.
Think of 'sperma' meaning 'seed' — a spermatid is a cell that is like a seed in the process of becoming sperm.