The quality or state of being an amine or possessing amine characteristics; the degree to which something is amine-like.
From 'amine' + '-ity' (suffix for abstract nouns). Formed in 19th-century chemical nomenclature to describe the property or degree of amine character in compounds.
While 'aminity' sounds like a real chemical term, it's rarely used because chemists prefer precise measurements of actual amine groups—it's the kind of word that exists theoretically but linguistically, but almost never in practice.
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