Definition
A liquid chemical compound found in essential oils and resins, used in perfumes and cosmetics for its pleasant fragrance.
Etymology
From German 'Elemol,' combining 'Elemi' (a type of resin) and '-ol' (suffix for chemical compounds containing hydroxyl groups). The term emerged in 19th-century chemical nomenclature.
Kelly Says
Elemol is a great example of how chemists name compounds—they literally describe what they're made from and what functional groups they contain, making chemical names like instruction manuals written in Latin!
Translations
ARالعربية
إيلمول
i-leh-mol
BNবাংলা
এলেমোল
eh-leh-mol
CACatalà
elemol
eh-leh-mol
CSČeština
elemol
eh-leh-mol
DADansk
elemol
eh-leh-mol
DEDeutsch
Elemol
eh-leh-mol
ELΕλληνικά
ελεμόλ
eh-leh-mol
ESEspañol
elemol
eh-leh-mol
FAفارسی
الِمُل
eh-leh-mol
FISuomi
elemol
eh-leh-mol
FRFrançais
élémol
eh-leh-mol
HEעברית
אֶלֶמּוֹל
eh-leh-mol
HIहिन्दी
एलेमोल
eh-leh-mol
HUMagyar
elemol
eh-leh-mol
IDBahasa Indonesia
elemol
eh-leh-mol
ITItaliano
elemol
eh-leh-mol
MSBahasa Melayu
elemol
eh-leh-mol
MYမြန်မာ
အလီမိုလ
ah-lee-mo-l
NLNederlands
elemol
eh-leh-mol
NONorsk
elemol
eh-leh-mol
PLPolski
elemol
eh-leh-mol
PTPortuguês
elemol
eh-leh-mol
RORomână
elemol
eh-leh-mol
RUРусский
Элемол
E-le-mol
SVSvenska
elemol
eh-leh-mol
SWKiswahili
elemol
eh-leh-mol
TAதமிழ்
எலெமோல்
e-leh-mol
TEతెలుగు
ఎలెమోల్
eh-leh-mol
TRTürkçe
elemol
eh-leh-mol
UKУкраїнська
Елемол
Ye-leh-mol
URاردو
ایلِمُل
eh-leh-mol
VITiếng Việt
elemol
eh-leh-mol