IPA: /ˈtrɪkɪnaɪz/
KK: /trɪkɪnaɪz/
To cause an infection in a person or animal with tiny worms called trichinae, which can lead to illness.
The doctor warned that undercooked pork could trichinize the consumers if it contained the parasites.
Past: trichinized
Past Participle: trichinized
Trichinize → It is formed from "trichin" (from Greek "trichinos", meaning hair or hair-like) and the suffix "-ize" (meaning to make or to cause to become). The word "trichinize" refers to the process of causing something to become hair-like or to inflict trichinosis, a disease caused by a parasitic worm that resembles hair.
Think of 'trichin' which relates to 'hair' and remember that 'trichinize' means to make something hair-like or to cause a condition related to the trichina worm.