dihydrocapsaicin
English
noun
Definitions
- A capsaicinoid and analog and congener of capsaicin in chili peppers.
Etymology
Compound from English di- (two) + English hydro- (water)+ English capsaicin.
Origin
English
capsaicin
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anhydroecgonine English
- anhydrovinblastine English
- azodicarbonyl English
- cannabidiol English
- capsaicin English
- capsaicinoid English
- dehydro- English
- di- English
- dichlorocarbene English
- dihydro English
- dihydroartemisinin English
- dihydrocodeinone English
- dihydrocuscohygrine English
- dihydroergotamine English
- dihydroheterocodeine English
- dihydromethysticin English
- dihydromorphine English
- dihydropyran English
- dihydroqinghaosu English
- diiodohydroxyquinoline English
- dimethoxybenzene English
- dimethoxymethane English
- dimethylarsenide English
- dinucleating English
- diphenylacetyl English
- dipropylethyne English
- dipropyltryptamine English
- hexahydro English
- homocapsaicin English
- homodihydrocapsaicin English
- hydro- English
- magnetohydrodynamic English
- methyldihydromorphine English
- nordihydrocapsaicin English
- perihydro English
- tetrahydroharmine English
- tetrahydrolipstatin English
- tetrahydropyrrole English
- thiodiglycol English
- δίς Ancient Greek
- ὑδρο- Ancient Greek
- カプサイシン Japanese
- di-
- hydro-
- dihydro
- dehydro-
- capsaicin
- perihydro
- hexahydro
- cannabidiol
- dihydropyran
- dinucleating
- thiodiglycol
- capsaicinoid
- homocapsaicin
- azodicarbonyl
- diphenylacetyl
- dipropylethyne
- dichlorocarbene
- anhydroecgonine
- dihydromorphine
- dimethoxybenzene
- dihydrocodeinone
- dihydroqinghaosu
- dimethoxymethane
- dimethylarsenide
- dihydroergotamine
- tetrahydroharmine
- tetrahydropyrrole
- dihydroartemisinin
- dipropyltryptamine
- dihydromethysticin
- anhydrovinblastine
- magnetohydrodynamic
- nordihydrocapsaicin
- dihydrocuscohygrine
- tetrahydrolipstatin
- homodihydrocapsaicin
- dihydroheterocodeine
- methyldihydromorphine
- diiodohydroxyquinoline