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citrin

[ si-trin ]

noun

, Biochemistry.

citrin

/ ˈsɪtrɪn /

noun

  1. See vitamin P
    another name for vitamin P

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Word History and Origins

Origin of citrin1

1935–40; < German Citrin; citrus, -in 2

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Example Sentences

Citrin quizzes her grandfather on political issues: “Do you like your Medicare?”

As for the issue of Israel, Citrin explains to her Zeyde, the “flyers” distributed by “liars” are “lashon horah”—evil gossip.

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