serotonin in Greek
serotonin in Greek is σεροτονίνη — serotonin means a brain chemical that helps regulate mood, appetite, and feelings of well-being.
serotonin in Greek
σεροτονίνη
Pronounced: serotonini
(neurotransmitter) An indoleamine neurotransmitter, 5-hydroxytryptamine, that is involved in depression, appetite, etc., and is crucial in maintaining a sense of well-being, security, etc.
What does "serotonin" mean?
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noun A brain chemical that helps regulate mood, appetite, and feelings of well-being.
"Exercise is known to boost serotonin levels naturally."
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serotonin in a sentence
- Exercise is known to boost serotonin levels naturally.
- Low serotonin is linked to symptoms of depression.
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What is "serotonin" in Greek?
"serotonin" in Greek is σεροτονίνη. serotonin means: A brain chemical that helps regulate mood, appetite, and feelings of well-being.
How do you pronounce σεροτονίνη?
"serotonin" in Greek is σεροτονίνη, pronounced "serotonini".
How do you use "serotonin" in a sentence?
Example: "Exercise is known to boost serotonin levels naturally." In Greek, "serotonin" is σεροτονίνη.
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