IPA: //ænˈθrænɪleɪt//
KK: /ænˈθrænɪˌleɪt/
A type of chemical compound that is derived from anthranilic acid, often used in various chemical applications.
Anthranilate is commonly used in the production of certain dyes and fragrances.
Anthranilate is formed from "antra-" (derived from the Greek word "anthrōn", meaning human or man) and "-anilate" (from the Latin "anilum", meaning indigo or blue dye). The word refers to a compound related to the indigo dye, which has historical connections to human use in coloring.
Think of 'human' ('antra-') and the connection to a blue dye ('-anilate') — this helps you remember that anthranilate is related to a compound used in dyeing.