arginine

English

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Etymology

From German Arginin, perhaps from Ancient Greek ἀργινόεις (arginoeis, “brightly-shining, white”).

Noun

arginine (countable and uncountable; plural arginines)

1. An amino acid found in animal foods that plays an important role in several physiological processes.

Synonyms

• Arg

Translations

an amino acid

• Catalan: arginina
• Czech: arginin (cs) m
• Dutch: arginine (nl)
• Finnish: arginiini (fi)
• French: arginine (fr)
• Galician: arxinina (gl) f
• German: Arginin (de)
• Greek: αργινίνη (el) (arginíni) f 
• Hebrew: ארגינין (arginin)
• Italian: arginina (it)
• Japanese: アルギニン (aruginin)
• Kabuverdianu:
  • ALUPEC or ALUPEK: arjinina
  • Badiu: arjinina
  • São Vicente Crioulo: arginina

• Latin: arginina (la)
• Latvian: arginīns
• Lithuanian: argininas (lt)
• Luxembourgish: Arginin
• Polish: arginina (pl) f
• Portuguese: arginina (pt)
• Romanian: arginină (ro) f
• Russian: аргинин (ru) (arginin) 
• Serbo-Croatian: arginin (sh)
• Slovak: arginín
• Spanish: arginina (es) f
• Swedish: arginin (sv)
• Turkish: arginin (tr)
• Ukrainian: аргінін (arginin)

Anagrams

• Nigerian

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Italian

Noun

arginine f

1. Plural form of arginina

Anagrams

• nigerina
• rinnegai