IPA: /ˈdʒɛlətiːn/
KK: /dʒɛlətin/
A substance made from animal collagen that is used to make jellies, desserts, and as a thickening agent in cooking.
The chef used gelatine to create a smooth and wobbly dessert.
Gelatine is derived from the Latin word "gelare" (meaning to freeze or congeal) and the suffix "-ine" (used to form adjectives). The word "gelatine" refers to a substance that is derived from collagen and has a jelly-like consistency, thus relating to the idea of freezing or congealing.
Think of the Latin word 'gelare' which means to freeze, helping you remember that gelatine is a substance that congeals into a jelly-like form.