IPA: /sɪnˈkoʊniːn/
KK: /sɪnˈkoʊnɪn/
A bitter substance obtained from the bark of certain trees, used mainly to treat malaria.
Cinchonine is often used in medicine as an antimalarial drug.
Cinchonine is derived from 'Cinchona' (the genus name of the tree from which quinine is obtained, named after the Countess of Chinchón) and '-ine' (a suffix used in chemistry to denote substances). The word refers to a specific alkaloid derived from the bark of the Cinchona tree, used for its medicinal properties.
Think of the Cinchona tree, which gives us cinchonine, and remember that the '-ine' suffix indicates it's a chemical substance.