IPA: /ˌfɒs.fəʊˈkriː.eɪ.tiːn/
KK: /ˌfɑsfoʊˈkriːeɪtiːn/
A substance found in muscle tissue that helps store and supply energy for muscle movement.
Athletes often take supplements to increase their levels of phosphocreatine for better performance.
Phosphocreatine → It is formed from "phospho-" (from Greek "phosphoros", meaning light-bearing or phosphorus) and "creatine" (from Greek "kreaton", meaning flesh). The word refers to a compound that contains phosphorus and creatine, which is important in energy storage in muscle cells.
Think of 'phospho-' meaning something that carries light or energy, combined with 'creatine' which relates to flesh, to remember that phosphocreatine is a compound that stores energy in muscle tissue.
No commonly confused words.