How to pronounce“amarogentin”in English
IPA/æmærɒdʒɛntɪn/
Syllablesa·ma·ro·gen·tin
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The yellow gentian plant, known as gentiana lutea, is native to Europe, and all the plant is extremely bitter, not just the root.
Because the plant is rich in a compound known as amarogentin, a chemical that's 300 times as bitter as pure quinine.
And by one estimate, a mixture of 1 part amarogentin to 200000 parts water would be undrinkable.
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Definitions of “amarogentin”
noun
A bitter secoiridoid glycoside found in gentian (Gentiana lutea) and in chiretta (Swertia chirata).