IPA: //ˌpɪrɪˈdɒksəmiːn//
KK: /pɪrɪˈdɒksəmiːn/
A type of amine that is part of the vitamin B group and plays a role in protein metabolism as a coenzyme.
Pyridoxamine is essential for various biochemical reactions in the body.
Pyridoxamine is formed from "pyridoxine" (from Greek "purus" meaning fire, and "doxa" meaning opinion or glory) and the suffix "-amine" (indicating an amine group). The word refers to a form of vitamin B6 that is chemically related to pyridoxine and contains an amine group.
Think of 'pyridoxine' which relates to 'fire' and 'glory', and remember that 'pyridoxamine' is a form of vitamin B6 that includes an amine group.
No commonly confused words.