nards
- noun
- /nɑrdz/
- Archaic
- She dabbed a little of the perfume, rich with nards and sandalwood, behind her ears.
Examples
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Traders brought nards from distant mountains to sell in the city markets.
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Many perfumes contain nards for their unique scent.
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The ancient texts mention nards as valuable ingredients in sacred rituals.
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The ancient Egyptians used nards in their rituals.
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The ancient texts mention nards as valuable ingredients in sacred rituals.
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She dabbed a little of the perfume, rich with nards and sandalwood, behind her ears.
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Many perfumes contain nards for their unique scent.
Synonyms
A fragrant oil used as perfume and medicine in ancient times
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nards (the fragrant plants or oil) comes from the old word nard, a sweet-smelling mountain plant known in the Middle East and South Asia, and you can see the same root in spikenard; traders sold nards as perfume and medicine, which is why nards means those aromatic plants or their oil.