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olibanum
[ oh-lib-uh-nuhm ]
olibanum
/ ɒˈlɪbənəm /
noun
- another name for frankincense
Word History and Origins
Origin of olibanum1
Word History and Origins
Origin of olibanum1
Example Sentences
The resin has a number of local names, among them luban, from the classical Arabic for milky whiteness, later adapted into Middle English as olibanum.
It’s inspired by a handful of men’s fragrances Parker would wear, often rife with vetivers and frankincense, also known as olibanum and one of the base notes of Stash.
The last authority also mentions olibanum as a reputed natural product of China.
In the soul of every libertarian swings a fragrant censer which offers up olibanum to the stainless character of the great revolutionist.
She had been in this situation about six weeks, during which time she had taken ammoniacum, olibanum, and large quantities of squills, without any other effect than frequent sickness.
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