Amylamine

Chem. [f. AMYL + AMINE.] An amine in which one of the hydrogen atoms of the ammonia is replaced by amyl; the compound ammonia of the amyl series.

1850.  Daubeny, Atom. The., viii. 239. Amylamine … C₁₀ H₁₁ + H₂N, where it [1 atom of hydrogen] is replaced by amyle.

1881.  Athenæum, 14 May, 658/3. ‘On the Active and Inactive Amylamines corresponding to the Active and Inactive Alcohols of Fermentation,’ by Mr. R. T. Plimpton.