IPA: //ˈhɑːrmiːn//
KK: /hɑrˈmin/
A type of chemical compound that is found in certain plants and is known for its fluorescent properties.
Harmine is often studied for its potential effects on the brain and its use in traditional medicine.
Harmine is derived from the word 'harm' (from Old English 'hearm', meaning damage or injury) and the suffix '-ine' (used to form names of substances). The word 'harmine' refers to a substance that can cause harm or is related to harm.
Think of 'harm' as damage or injury, and remember that 'harmine' refers to a substance that can cause harm.