lapacho

Examples

• All

• The market stall offered dried lapacho alongside other herbal remedies.

• Researchers are studying the potential health benefits of lapacho extract.

• I bought some lapacho tea from the local market.

• She enjoys drinking lapacho for its health benefits.

• Many people brew lapacho tea for its traditional medicinal properties.

• The market stall offered dried lapacho alongside other herbal remedies.

• Researchers are studying the potential health benefits of lapacho extract.

Synonyms

C

cinnamon bark

vslapacho

1 3.0

Dried tree bark with a warm, sweet smell used as a cooking spice

is primarily an herbal medicinal inner bark rather than a cooking spice

C

Cartagena bark

vslapacho

• Archaic

9.9

Bark from a Colombian tree people used long ago to make medicine for malaria

is a general herbal inner bark sold dried or powdered

S

sweetwood bark

vslapacho

• UK

9.9

Fragrant bark from a tropical tree used for incense and traditional medicine

is used mainly as a herbal remedy sold dried or powdered

B

butea kino

vslapacho

• Indian

9.9

A reddish dried juice from the dhak tree used to make skin and leather feel tight

is an inner bark prepared as a herbal remedy, not a resin juice

E

East India kino

vslapacho

• Archaic

9.9

A reddish or black sticky juice from some trees used in medicine and tanning

is an inner bark used as a herbal remedy, not a resinous exudate

E

eucalyptus kino

vslapacho

• Australian

9.9

A reddish-brown dried gum from eucalyptus trees used for tanning and medicine

is an inner bark sold dried or powdered, not a tree gum or resin

Surface Forms

Etymology