IPA: //ˈsælɪsaɪn//
KK: /sæləˌsaɪn/
A type of chemical compound derived from willow bark, often used in medicine for its pain-relieving properties.
Salicine is known for its ability to reduce fever and relieve pain.
Salicine is derived from "salix" (Latin for willow) and the suffix "-ine" (used to form adjectives or nouns indicating a chemical substance). The word refers to a compound derived from the willow tree, specifically used in medicinal contexts.
Think of the Latin word for willow, 'salix', to remember that salicine is a substance derived from the willow tree.