Of, relating to, or containing amygdalin; having the properties of amygdalin.
From amygdalin + -ic (relating to). This variant form uses the suffix -ic instead of -ine to create an adjectival form. Both -ic and -ine suffixes became standard in 19th-century chemical nomenclature.
Scientific terminology often has multiple 'flavors'—amygdalinic versus amygdaline show how chemists created slightly different words for nuanced meanings, much like how 'historic' and 'historical' aren't quite the same thing.
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