विशेष रूप से एक फिक्सेटिव के रूप में इत्र में उपयोग किए जाने वाले विभिन्न रॉक्रोज़ से एक नरम काला-भूरा rister exudate

ladanum's Usage Examples:

Morena, where the ladanum hush (Cistus ladaniferus) is specially abundant; those covered by the Lahiatae are known as tomiliares (from tomillo, thyme), and occur chiefly in the south, south-west and east of the table-land of New Castile.

A variety of spices - the wealth of the land - are named on these altars, as rand, ladanum, costus, tarum, 'c. Frankincense appears as luban, and there are other names not yet understood.

helbenah), yielded by Opoidia galbanifera (Royle) of Khorassan, and Galbanum officinale (Don) of Syria and other Ferulas; ladanum (Heb.

35 is described under another Hebrew word, and refers to ladanum, a fragrant resin produced in Cyprus, and the use of this drug, as well as that of cinnamon and cassia, indicates even at that early period a knowledge of the products of Somaliland, Arabia and the East Indies and the existence of trade between the farther East and Egypt.

ladanum's Meaning':

a soft blackish-brown resinous exudate from various rockroses used in perfumes especially as a fixative