IPA: //ˈsɪtrɪn//
KK: /ˈsɪtrɪn/
A type of vitamin that helps keep the walls of cells and small blood vessels strong and resistant to damage.
Citrin is important for maintaining healthy blood vessels.
Citrin is derived from the Latin word "citrinus" (meaning lemon-colored or yellow), which comes from "citrus" (meaning citrus fruit). The word "citrin" refers to a yellowish color, reminiscent of the hue of citrus fruits.
Think of the Latin word for lemon, 'citrus', to remember that 'citrin' refers to a lemon-colored hue.