corpuscle
/ˈkɔːrpəsəl/Definitions
1. noun
A small particle or mass of a substance, especially a cell or a part of a cell, such as a red blood corpuscle.
“The doctor observed the corpuscles in the patient’s blood under a microscope.”
2. noun
A small distinct part or feature of something, especially of a language.
“The corpuscle of the language was studied by linguists to understand its origins.”
3. noun
A small, distinct part of a literary or artistic work, such as a character or a theme.
“The corpuscle of the novel explored the struggles of the protagonist.”