IPA: //pænˈtoʊθəneɪt//
KK: /pænˈtoʊθəˌneɪt/
A type of chemical compound that is derived from pantothenic acid, often used in supplements and nutrition.
Pantothenate is important for energy metabolism in the body.
Pantothenate is derived from the Greek word "pantos" (meaning of all) and "thénai" (meaning to place or to set). The term refers to a compound that is universally present in living cells, hence the name suggesting its all-encompassing nature in biological systems.
Think of 'pantos' meaning 'of all' to remember that pantothenate is something that is found everywhere in living organisms.
No commonly confused words.