IPA: //kænəˈbɪnɒl//
KK: /kænəˈbɪnɒl/
A chemical found in cannabis that does not cause a high and is used for various medicinal purposes.
Cannabinol is often studied for its potential health benefits without the psychoactive effects of THC.
Cannabinol is formed from "cannabis" (from Latin *cannabis*, meaning hemp) and "-nol" (a suffix used in chemistry to denote alcohols). The word refers to a specific compound derived from the cannabis plant that has alcohol-like properties.
Think of 'cannabis' as the source of this compound, and remember that 'cannabinol' is a type of alcohol derived from the hemp plant.
No commonly confused words.