FromLatinēluō +‎-ate(noun-forming suffix, of participial origin). On the other hand,elute has been borrowed directly from theperfectpassiveparticiple ofēluō,ēlūtus.

eluate (countable anduncountable,pluraleluates)

1. A liquidsolution that results fromelution.

   Coordinate term:eluent

FromLatinēluō +‎-ate(verb-forming suffix, of participial origin), seeetymology 1.

eluate (third-person singular simple presenteluates,present participleeluating,simple past and past participleeluated)

1. To subject or be subjected toelution.

• aulete

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