IPA: /ˈloʊbəliːn/
KK: /lɑːbˈiːn/
A natural substance derived from certain plants, particularly from the Lobelia genus, that is often used to help people stop smoking and can stimulate breathing.
Lobeline is sometimes recommended as a natural aid for those trying to quit smoking.
Lobeline is derived from the word 'lobelia', which comes from the genus name of plants named after the botanist Matthias de Lobel. The suffix '-ine' is used in chemistry to denote a substance or compound. Therefore, lobeline refers to a compound derived from lobelia plants.
Think of 'lobelia', the plant named after a botanist, to remember that 'lobeline' is a compound related to that plant.