IPA: //ˈklɔːr.ə.kiːn//
KK: /ˈklɔːr.ə.kiːn/
A medication used to treat and prevent malaria, often in a crystalline form.
The doctor prescribed chloroquine to help prevent malaria during their trip.
Chloroquine is formed from "chloro-" (from Greek "chloros", meaning green) and "quine" (from the Latin "quina", referring to the cinchona tree, which is the source of quinine). The word refers to a compound related to the green color of the chloroquine molecule and its derivation from the cinchona tree, historically used to treat malaria.
Think of 'green' ('chloro-') to remember that chloroquine is a compound derived from the cinchona tree, which has historical ties to malaria treatment.
No commonly confused words.