xaintin

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See also: xaintín

Irish

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Etymology

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From French xanthine, ultimately from Ancient Greek ξανθός (xanthós, yellow), because xanthine is yellowish-white.

Noun

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xaintin f (genitive singular xaintine, nominative plural xaintiní)

  1. (chemistry) xanthine
    Synonym: xaintín

Declension

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