sesamin

English

Etymology

From sesame +‎ -in. It was isolated in 1893.

Noun

sesamin (uncountable)

1. An extract of sesame seeds; a component of sesame oil.

Related terms

• sesamolin

References

• Natural Products: A Laboratory Guide, by Raphael Ikan, Elsevier: 1991, p. 51.[1]

Anagrams

• Messina, Isemans, manises, Messian, samisen, Minases, Eismans, inseams