IPA: //ziˈæksənθɪn//
KK: /ziˈæksənˌθɪn/
A type of yellow pigment found in many fruits and vegetables, important for eye health and often associated with the color of corn and spinach.
Zeaxanthin is known to help protect the eyes from harmful light.
**Zeaxanthin** → The word is derived from the Greek roots "zea" (meaning grain) and "xanthos" (meaning yellow). Zeaxanthin is a yellow pigment found in various plants and is important for eye health. The combination of these roots reflects its association with yellow coloration in grains and plants.
Think of 'grain' ('zea') and 'yellow' ('xanthos') to remember that zeaxanthin is a yellow pigment found in plants.