arginine

English

Etymology

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

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /ˈɑɹɡɪniːn/

Noun

arginine (countable and uncountable, plural arginines)

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

Synonyms

Arg

Derived terms

homoarginine

Translations

an amino acid

Catalan: arginina
Czech: arginin m
Dutch: arginine (nl)
Finnish: arginiini
French: arginine (fr)
Galician: arxinina f
German: Arginin (de)
Greek: αργινίνη (el) f (arginíni)
Hebrew: ארגינין‎‎ (arginin)
Hungarian: arginin (hu)
Irish: argainín m
Italian: arginina (it)
Japanese: アルギニン (aruginin)
Kabuverdianu:
ALUPEC: arjinina

Badiu: arjinina

São Vicente: arginina

Latin: arginina
Latvian: arginīns
Lithuanian: argininas (lt)
Luxembourgish: Arginin
Persian: آرژینین‎‎ (âržinin)
Polish: arginina f
Portuguese: arginina
Romanian: arginină (ro) f
Russian: аргини́н (ru) (arginín)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: аргѝнӣн m

Roman: argìnīn (sh)
Slovak: arginín
Spanish: arginina f
Swedish: arginin (sv)
Turkish: arginin
Ukrainian: аргінін (arhinin)

Anagrams

Nigerian, geraniin

Italian

Noun

arginine f

plural of arginina

Anagrams

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