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      anthranilate
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      anthraxanthra- · Greek · coal, charcoal (via anthracene)nilanil- · Sanskrit · indigo, dark blue (via anil/aniline)-atus-ate · Latin · salt or ester of an acid
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      Where does anthranilate come from?

      The word anthranilate breaks down into 3 roots of Greek, Sanskrit, and Latin origin: anthra, from Greek anthrax (“coal, charcoal (via anthracene)”); nil, from Sanskrit nila (“indigo, dark blue (via anil/aniline)”); and -ate, from Latin -atus (“salt or ester of an acid”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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