quinidia
/ˌkwɪnɪˈdiːn, -dɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A cardiac glycoside extracted from the leaves of the foxglove plant, used as a medication to treat certain heart conditions.
“The doctor prescribed quinidine to regulate her patient’s irregular heartbeat.”
2. adjective
Relating to or derived from the foxglove plant.
“Quinidine alkaloids are a type of naturally occurring compound found in foxglove.”