Having the ability to create, form, or produce chyle as part of normal digestion.
From Latin 'chylus' + '-fic' (making or producing). A more concise form than 'chylifactive,' this term appears frequently in 17th and 18th-century medical writings.
Scientists loved the suffix '-fic' because it's snappy—calling something 'chylific' is like saying it's a 'chyle-maker,' which is faster and more elegant than longer descriptive phrases!
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