IPA: /əˈsiːtəˌnɪlɪd/
KK: /əˈsɛtənəˌlɪd/
A chemical compound that is a derivative of acetanilide, often used in various chemical applications.
Acetanilid was once commonly used to relieve pain and reduce fever.
Acetanilid is formed from "acet-" (from Latin *acetum*, meaning vinegar or sour) and "anilid" (derived from "aniline", which comes from the Latin *anilinus*, meaning indigo). The word refers to a compound that is derived from aniline with an acetyl group, often used as a pain reliever.
Think of 'acet-' relating to vinegar and 'anilid' connecting to indigo, which helps you remember that acetanilid is a compound related to these substances.