IPA: //fjʊˈrænəˌsaɪd//
KK: /fjuˈrænəˌsaɪd/
A type of glycoside that has a specific ring structure known as furanose.
Furanosides are important in biochemistry for their role in carbohydrate metabolism.
Furanoside → It is formed from "furan" (from Latin *furanum*, meaning a cyclic compound containing oxygen) and "-oside" (from Greek *sōdē*, meaning sugar or carbohydrate). The word refers to a type of sugar derivative that contains a furan ring structure.
Think of 'furan' as a special cyclic compound and '-oside' as a sugar derivative, which helps you remember that 'furanoside' is a sugar that has a furan structure.