Where i can find the etymology of drugs in pharmacology? Any site regarding that?

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Shaima Ibraheem Chyad Al-khazraji

Idont think so

Khаlеd Sеkkoum

you can see :

https://blog.pharma-gdd.com/medicaments-comment-leurs-noms-sont-ils-choisis/

Sagar Verma

Just cant translate everything on that page..its french.@khaled

Mahdi Mashhadi Akbar Boojar

For some medications, the naming method is somewhat unclear. To find out the word origin of the medications, visit this web site:

https://www.dictionary.com

George Blake

I’ve researched drug etymologies for the last five years. I am publishing a book titled “Drug Etymologies: Where Medications get their name January 2020. ISBN 9781078485777. I have about 440 medications in the book with the origin of the generic name and one of the trade names. If there is any specific medication you would like to know the etymology, right now, let me know.