IPA: //ˌaɪsəˈnaɪzɪd//
KK: /ˌaɪsəˈnaɪzɪd/
A type of medicine that helps to treat tuberculosis by killing bacteria.
The doctor prescribed isoniazid to help treat the patient's tuberculosis infection.
Isoniazid is formed from "iso-" (meaning equal or similar) and "nicotinamide" (derived from nicotine, which comes from the tobacco plant, and "amide" indicating a chemical compound). The word refers to a compound that is chemically similar to nicotinamide, used primarily in the treatment of tuberculosis.
Think of 'iso-' meaning equal or similar, which helps you remember that isoniazid is a compound similar to nicotinamide.
No commonly confused words.