एक भूमध्य वृक्ष उपज चियान टर्पेन्टाइन

Noun:

टेरापीन्थ का पेड़,

terebinth's Usage Examples:

Another accompaniment of the sanctuary would be the sacred tree - most frequently a terebinth (cf.

The odor is a little like balsam and terebinth, and the taste astringent.

The terebinth tree and its resin were well known and highly prized from the earliest times.

7-epE31,vOos or -rEpµcvOos), the oleo-resins which exude from certain trees, especially from some conifers such as Pinus sylvestris - and from the terebinth tree, Pistacia terebinthus, It was to the product of the latter, now known as Chian turpentine, that the term was first applied.

terebinthina, sc. resina, resin of the terebinth, Gr.

kermes), the pistachio or terebinth tree, the sumach (Rhus pentaphila), and other species of Rhus which are widely spread.

A few of the higher mountains have the Aleppo pine and the juniper; elsewhere only an infrequent wild terebinth is to be seen.

1, the Septuagint shows that the singular form " terebinth " stood in the original text.

Viscum, called dryos hyphear, is most plentiful on the esculent oak, but occurs also on the robur, Prunus sylvestris and terebinth.

The eastern slopes are comparatively bare of trees; but the western are well supplied with oak, terebinth and pine.

terebinth's Meaning':

a Mediterranean tree yielding Chian turpentine