IPA: //ˌrɛz.vəˈtræl//
KK: /rɛzˈvɛrəˌtrɔl/
A natural substance found in certain plants, especially grapes and red wine, that may help protect the body from diseases by acting as an antioxidant and reducing inflammation.
Many people take resveratrol supplements for their potential health benefits.
Resveratrol is formed from "res-" (from Latin *res*, meaning thing or matter) and "veratrum" (from Latin, meaning a type of plant, specifically the white hellebore). The word refers to a compound derived from certain plants, particularly the Japanese knotweed, which is known for its health benefits.
Think of 'thing' ('res-') and a 'plant' ('veratrum') to remember that resveratrol is a compound found in certain plants.