gentiamarin
gentiamarin noun: a glycoside found in gentian plants.
Noun
gentiamarin (countable and uncountable, plural gentiamarins)
Forms of gentiamarin
| plural | gentiamarins |
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Origin of gentiamarin
From genti(an) + Latin amar(us) (“bitter”) + -in.
Questions about gentiamarin
- What does gentiamarin mean?
- Gentiamarin means a glycoside found in gentian plants.
- What part of speech is gentiamarin?
- Gentiamarin is a noun.
- What is the plural of gentiamarin?
- The plural of gentiamarin is gentiamarins.
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