English
thymate
From thymol + -ate (“derivative”).
Formed from thymol + -ate ‘derivative’
Ancient Greek θύμον ‘thyme’
Latin thymum ‘thyme’
French thym ‘thyme (Thymus)’
French thymol
English thymol
Today it means
noun A compound of thymol analogous to a salt.
Sources
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