Adrenin

/əˈdrenɪn/ noun

another name for adrenaline or epinephrine, a hormone that causes your body to react to danger or stress.

From 'adrenal' (relating to glands above the kidneys) plus the suffix '-in' (a common ending for chemical compounds). This term was used in early 20th-century chemistry before 'adrenaline' became the standard name.

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