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Leaflet (Noun)

Part of a compound leaf.

Nouns denoting plants.

A compound leaf typically has multiple leaflets that are attached to a central rachis.
Each leaflet is attached to the main stem by a small stalk called a petiole.
The leaflets of a honey locust tree are often pinnately compound, meaning they have multiple leaflets along the stem.
The poison ivy plant has compound leaves with three leaflets that are typically shiny green in color.
A leaflet is the individual unit of a compound leaf, which is attached to the central stem.

A thin triangular flap of a heart valve.

Nouns denoting body parts.

The mitral valve has two leaflets, the anterior and posterior, which control blood flow through the heart.
A damaged leaflet can cause mitral regurgitation, preventing the heart from pumping blood efficiently.
One of the leaflets was thickened and showed signs of calcification, restricting its normal movement.
The surgeon carefully repaired the torn leaflet to prevent further complications.
During the echocardiogram, the doctor observed that one of the leaflets was not closing properly.

A small book usually having a paper cover.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The activist handed out a leaflet with information about the upcoming rally to every passerby on the street.
The tourist picked up a leaflet at the information desk to learn more about the local attractions.
The museum provided a leaflet with detailed descriptions of each exhibit to enhance the visitors' experience.
The student distributed a leaflet about the campus club's meeting schedule to all the dorms.
The company printed a leaflet showcasing its products and services to distribute at the trade show.