carthamin
noun
car·tha·min
ˈkärthəmə̇n
variants or less commonly carthame or carthamic acid
-ˌthām
(ˈ)kär¦thamik-
plural -s
: a red crystalline glucoside C21H22O11 constituting the coloring matter of the safflower
Word History
Etymology
carthamin, International Scientific Vocabulary cartham- (from New Latin Carthamus tinctorius, species name of the safflower) + -in; carthame from French, from New Latin Carthamus; carthamic from New Latin Carthamus + English -ic
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