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parillin Chem.|pəˈrɪlɪn|
Also pariglin |pəˈrɪljɪn|.
[f. Sp. parilla (see sarsaparilla), Pg. parrilha, It. pariglia + -in1.]
A white or colourless, inodorous, crystalline substance (C40H70O18) obtained from sarsaparilla-root; also called paˈrillic acid, salsaparin, sarsaparillin, sarsaparilla-saponin, or smilacin.
1831J. Davies Manual Mat. Med. 234 Parilline, Pariglium, a peculiar proximate principle, discovered by Pallota. 1838T. Thomson Chem. Org. Bodies 278. 1881 Watts Dict. Chem. VIII. 1780 Parillin does not excite sneezing like saponin. |
