succin-|sʌksɪn|comb. form (before a vowel) of L. succinum amber, in the names of various amide and anilide derivatives of succinic acid, e.g. succinamic acid, succinanil; also succinasphalt: see quots. Cf. succino-.1838T. Thomson Chem. Org. Bodies 594 When succinamide is treated with potash, ammonia is disengaged, and the temperature rises.1857Miller Elem. Chem., Org. iv. §1. 242 Succinimide is metameric with succinamic acid.Ibid. §2. 257 Succinanile C₁₂H₅N, C₈H₄O₄.Ibid., Succinanilic acid HO, C₁₂H₅, HN, C₈H₄O₅.Ibid., Succinanilide 2 (C₁₂H₅), H₂N₂, C₈H₄O₄.1868Watts Dict. Chem. V. 453 Succinasphalt, a resinous substance resembling amber, and apparently related to retinite, obtained from the granular clay iron-ore of Bergen in Bavaria.Ibid. 460 Succinamate.Ibid. 461 Succinanilate of Ammonium is very soluble in water.

succin-
combining form
or succino-
Etymology: Latin succin-, sucin-, from succinum, sucinum amber
1. : amber
< succinic (acid) >
< succinite >
< succiniferous >
2. : succinic acid
< succinamide >
< succinonitrile >

succin-

Prefix

Relating to, or derived from succinic acid

Etymology

From Latin succinum (“amber”)

Derived terms

English words prefixed with succin-

词汇	succin-
词根词缀	OED Webster Wiktionary succin-\|sʌksɪn\|comb. form (before a vowel) of L. succinum amber, in the names of various amide and anilide derivatives of succinic acid, e.g. *succinamic acid, succinanil; also succinasphalt: see quots. Cf. succino-.1838T. Thomson Chem. Org. Bodies* 594 When succinamide is treated with potash, ammonia is disengaged, and the temperature rises.1857Miller Elem. Chem., Org. iv. §1. 242 Succinimide is metameric with succinamic acid.Ibid. §2. 257 Succinanile C₁₂H₅N, C₈H₄O₄.Ibid., Succinanilic acid HO, C₁₂H₅, HN, C₈H₄O₅.Ibid., Succinanilide 2 (C₁₂H₅), H₂N₂, C₈H₄O₄.1868Watts Dict. Chem. V. 453 Succinasphalt, a resinous substance resembling amber, and apparently related to retinite, obtained from the granular clay iron-ore of Bergen in Bavaria.Ibid. 460 Succinamate.Ibid. 461 Succinanilate of Ammonium is very soluble in water. succin- combining form or succino- Etymology: Latin succin-, sucin-, from succinum, sucinum amber 1. : amber < succinic (acid) > < succinite > < succiniferous > 2. : succinic acid < succinamide > < succinonitrile > succin- Prefix Relating to, or derived from succinic acid Etymology From Latin succinum (“amber”) Derived terms ► English words prefixed with succin-
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