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Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a specific type of resin or mastic, known as 'mastic gum', derived from a Roman plant. It details its pronunciation variations, its origin, and its medicinal uses for various ailments and bodily functions. The root also extends to a type of apricot that smells like mastic.
Derived headwords
- 1.mastic gumboth
A resin obtained from the mastic tree, used as a chewing gum, incense, and in medicine.
- 1.mastic gumclassical
An alternative pronunciation or form of mastic gum, mentioned by Ibn al-A'rabi.
- 1.chewing gumboth
A substance chewed for pleasure or to freshen breath, in this context referring to mastic gum.
- 2.resinboth
A sticky, flammable organic substance secreted by many plants, especially trees.
- 1.medicine with masticmodern
A medicinal preparation that has mastic gum mixed into it.
- 1.type of apricotmodern
A variety of apricot that has a fragrance similar to mastic gum.