conima
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A sticky gum from the poisonous hemlock plant
- noun
- Specialized
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conima
- Researchers analyzed the chemical properties of conima extracted from the poison hemlock plant.
Examples
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Traditional healers sometimes used conima in their remedies despite its toxicity.
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The sample contained traces of conima, confirming its botanical origin.
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Researchers analyzed the chemical properties of conima extracted from the plant.
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The herbalist used conima in her remedies.
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Have you ever tried conima for medicinal purposes?
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The sample contained traces of conima, confirming it was sourced from Conium maculatum.
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Traditional healers sometimes used conima in their remedies, despite its toxic nature.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word conima comes from the Latin conium, from the Greek koneion meaning 'hemlock', a poisonous plant. So conima is the sticky gum that comes from that plant.
