Where does “lecitină” come from?

lecitină (Romanian) comes from French lécithine, from Ancient Greek λέκιθος — gruel of pulse or cereals; yolk of an egg.

lecitină (Romanian): lecithin

Definitions

  1. lecithin

Ancestry of “lecitină”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Frenchlécithinelecithin
2Ancient Greekλέκιθοςgruel of pulse or cereals; yolk of an egg
Every word from Ancient Greek λέκιθος →Every word from French lécithine →