IPA: //ˈæl.bjuː.mən//
KK: /ˈæl.bjuː.mən/
The white part of an egg, which is mostly made up of a protein called albumin mixed with water.
The chef separated the albumen from the yolk to make a meringue.
Albumen is derived from the Latin "albus" (meaning white) and the suffix "-men" (used to form nouns). The word refers to the white part of an egg, which is characteristically white in color.
Think of the Latin word for white, 'albus', to remember that 'albumen' refers to the white part of an egg.