IPA: //ɪˈseɪtiːn//
KK: /ɪˈseɪtin/
A chemical compound derived from indole, used in dyeing and as a precursor in organic synthesis.
Isatine is often used in the production of various dyes and pharmaceuticals.
Isatine is derived from the word 'indigo' (from Latin 'indicum', meaning blue dye) and the suffix '-ine' (used to form names of chemical substances). The word 'isatine' refers to a compound related to indigo, specifically a blue dye derived from it.
Think of 'indigo' as the source of the blue color, and remember that 'isatine' is a chemical substance related to that blue dye.