myEtymology.com: English etymology of meclizine

Etymology of the English word meclizine

the English word meclizine

derived from the English word methylbenzene

derived from the English word tolu

using the English suffix -ene

derived from the English word benzene

derived from the English word benzoic

derived from the English word benzoin

derived from the Earlier word benjoin

derived from the French word benjoin

derived from the Old Catalan word benjui

derived from the Classical Arabic word luban

derived from the Arabic word lubanjawi

derived from the Italian word benzoino

using the English suffix -ic

using the English prefix methyl-

derived from the English word chlor-

derived from the English word piperazine

using the English prefix azo-

derived from the French word azote

using the Greek prefix a-, ἀ- (an- not, without)

derived from the Greek word azotos

derived from the Greek word zoe, ζωή (life )

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *gʷei- (to live)

derived from the French word a-

using the English suffix -ine

derived from the English word piperine

derived from the Classical Latin word piper (pepper)

derived from the Greek word peperi, πέπερι

derived from the Sanskrit word pippalī (long pepper)

derived from the Sanskrit word pippalam

using the English prefix chloro-

derived from the Greek word chloros, χλωρός (greenish; verdant, dun-colored)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ghel-

Word found in Modern English