sinigrin
ˈsɪnɪɡrɪn
Definition

Definition of sinigrin - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

organic chemistryTECH.glycosinolate glycoside in brassicas causing pungent tasteTECH.
  • Sinigrin gives mustard its characteristic sharp flavor.
  • Sinigrin is responsible for the pungency in horseradish.
  • Researchers studied sinigrin's effects on human health.
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Origin of sinigrin

Latin, sinapis (mustard) + -in (chemical suffix)

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  1. French:sinigrine, ...
  2. German:Sinigrin, ...
  3. Italian:sinigrina, ...
  4. Spanish:sinigrina, ...
  5. Portuguese:sinigrina, ...
  6. Chinese:芥子苷, ...
  7. Japanese:シニグリン, ...
  8. Arabic:سِينِجْرِين, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִינִיגְרִין, ...
  10. Russian:гликозид синигрина, ...
  11. Ukrainian:синігрин, ...
  12. Hindi:सिनिग्रिन, ...
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