English
seryl
From serine + -yl.
A compound of serine + -yl
Ancient Greek σήρ ‘silkworm’
Ancient Greek σηρῐκός ‘silken, made of silk or like silk’
Latin sēricus ‘silken’
English serine
Today it means
noun The univalent radical derived from serine.
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Etymograph / seryl