Adrenaline

/əˈdrɛnəlɪn/ noun

A hormone your body releases in stressful or exciting situations that makes your heart beat faster and gives you a burst of energy. People also use the word to describe the intense feeling of excitement itself.

Formed from Latin *ad-* “near” and *renes* “kidneys,” because the adrenal glands sit on top of the kidneys. The chemical was first named in the late 1800s when scientists identified this hormone.

AMአድሬናሊን
ARأدرينالين
BNএড্রেনালিন
CAadrenalina
CSadrenalin
DAadrenalin
DEAdrenalin
ELαδρεναλίνη
ESadrenalina
FAآدرنالین
FIadrenaliini
FRadrénaline
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