IPA: //koʊˈdiːə//
KK: /kəʊˈdiːə/
A substance derived from opium, used primarily for its pain-relieving properties.
The doctor prescribed codeia to help manage the patient's pain after surgery.
The word 'codeia' originates from Greek 'kōdeia' (κωδεία), meaning a type of song or chant. It refers specifically to a musical or poetic form, often associated with a particular style or genre.
Imagine a special type of song or chant when you think of 'codeia' — it helps you remember that this word relates to a musical or poetic form.