arginine in Greek
arginine in Greek is αργινίνη — arginine means an amino acid found in animal foods that takes part in several important processes in the body.
arginine in Greek
αργινίνη
Pronounced: arginini
An amino acid found in animal foods that plays an important role in several physiological processes.
What does "arginine" mean?
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noun An amino acid found in animal foods that takes part in several important processes in the body.
"The supplement contains added arginine alongside other amino acids."
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arginine in a sentence
- The supplement contains added arginine alongside other amino acids.
- Meat and dairy are common dietary sources of arginine.
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What is "arginine" in Greek?
"arginine" in Greek is αργινίνη. arginine means: An amino acid found in animal foods that takes part in several important processes in the body.
How do you pronounce αργινίνη?
"arginine" in Greek is αργινίνη, pronounced "arginini".
How do you use "arginine" in a sentence?
Example: "The supplement contains added arginine alongside other amino acids." In Greek, "arginine" is αργινίνη.
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