IPA: /ˈtɑːrtreɪt/
KK: /ˈtɑːrtreɪt/
A chemical compound that is a salt or ester derived from tartaric acid, often used in food and beverages.
The winemaker added potassium tartrate to stabilize the wine.
Tartrate is derived from "tartricum" (meaning cream of tartar, a substance derived from the fermentation of wine) and the suffix "-ate" (indicating a salt or ester of an acid). The word "tartrate" refers to a salt or ester of tartaric acid, commonly found in wine and used in various chemical applications.
Think of 'tartar' as a substance from wine fermentation, and remember that 'tartrate' refers to a salt or ester derived from that substance.