IPA: //sɪˈnɛrɪn//
KK: /sɪˈnɛrɪn/
A chemical compound used in insecticides, which can refer to either of two specific formulas.
Cinerin is often used in agriculture to protect crops from pests.
Cinerin originates from the Latin word 'cinis' (meaning ash) combined with the suffix '-in' (used to form names of substances). The word 'cinerin' refers to a substance derived from ash.
Think of 'cinis' meaning ash, and remember that 'cinerin' is a substance related to ash.