erythrine
/ɛrˈɪθraɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A red or reddish-yellow pigment or dye derived from the root of the Erythrophleum or other related trees.
“The artist used erythrine to create the vibrant colors in her paintings.”
2. noun
A compound, C20H20O7, used as a red dye and in medicine.
“The pharmaceutical company synthesized erythrine for use in medical applications.”
3. noun
A bright red or reddish-yellow color.
“The erythrine hue of the sunset was breathtaking.”