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Pronunciation / Transliteration: māburomin
"赤チンとも呼ばれるマーブロミンは殺菌剤です。"
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An organomercury disodium salt used as a topical antiseptic for minor cuts and scrapes, commonly known by the brand name Mercurochrome.
"The nurse cleaned the scrape and applied a few drops of merbromin."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Coined as a chemical descriptor, combining 'mer-' (indicating the presence of mercury) and 'bromin' (referring to bromine, a component of the molecule).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "merbromin" is said worldwide
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merbromine
Transliteration: merbromine
"Le médecin a appliqué de la merbromine sur la plaie."
Merbromin
Transliteration: Merbromin
"Früher wurde Merbromin häufig zur Wundbehandlung eingesetzt."
merbromina
Transliteration: merbromina
"La merbromina è stata sostituita da altri disinfettanti."
merbromina
Transliteration: merbromina
"La merbromina se usaba comúnmente para desinfectar heridas."
mercurocromo
Transliteration: mercurocromo
"O mercurocromo era encontrado em quase todos os armários de remédios."
मर्ब्रोमिन
Transliteration: marbromin
"चोट पर मर्ब्रोमिन का इस्तेमाल किया गया था।"
红药水
Transliteration: hóng yào shuǐ
"红药水是一种旧式的外用消毒剂。"
머브로민
Transliteration: meubeuromin
"상처에 머브로민을 발랐습니다."
マーブロミン
Transliteration: māburomin
"赤チンとも呼ばれるマーブロミンは殺菌剤です。"
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