How Do You Spell RETEMUCOSUM?
Pronunciation: [ɹɪtˈɛmjuːkˌɒsəm] (IPA) 
The word "retemucosum," which refers to the mucous membrane lining the retina, is pronounced [rɛtəmjuːˈkəʊsəm]. The "re" prefix indicates "again," while "tenuis," "thin," is a reference to the retinal membrane's delicate nature. "Mucosum" refers to the presence of mucus-secreting cells in the membrane. The word's spelling is reflective of its Latin roots, with "re" representing a prefix meaning "again" and "mucosum" referencing mucus. The IPA transcription assists in accurately rendering the word's sound for pronunciation.
