IPA: //pɪn//
KK: /pɪn/
A substance found in pus that is similar to mucin, possibly made up of different components rather than just one type.
The doctor explained that pyin is an albuminoid found in pus.
This word originates from Old English, meaning a type of small, often round, fruit or berry. The term 'pyin' is not widely recognized in standard English vocabulary, but it may refer to a specific regional or dialectal term for such fruits.
Think of small, round fruits or berries when you hear 'pyin', as it connects to the idea of a type of fruit.