IPA: //trɪˈkɒɡaɪn//
KK: /trɪˈkɒdʒaɪn/
A thin, hair-like part of the female reproductive structure in some fungi and algae that helps in reproduction.
The trichogyne plays a crucial role in the fertilization process of certain fungi.
Trichogyne → It is formed from "tricho-" (from Greek "thrix", meaning hair) and "-gyne" (from Greek "gynē", meaning woman or female). The word refers to a hair-like structure associated with the female reproductive part of certain fungi.
Think of 'hair' ('tricho-') and 'female' ('-gyne') to remember that 'trichogyne' refers to a hair-like structure related to the female reproductive part.
No commonly confused words.