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Cordia myxa, the ****yrian plum, is a mid-sized,
deciduous tree in the
borage family (Boraginaceae),
native to Asia. It
produces small,
edible fruit and...
- = دهن الياسمين (zanbaq in
Lisan al-Arab);;
sebesten(other),
sebesten(Devic),
sebesten(Alphita) (
sebesten in late
medieval Latin referred to
Cordia myxa...
- pre-modern medicine,
diasebesten (from Gr**** dia "[made] with" +
modern Latin sebesten, Arab. sabastān, from
Persian sepestān,
possibly from
Persian sag-pestān...
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known by a wide
variety of
names including clammy cherries, glue berries,
sebesten, or
snotty gobbles. In India, the
fruits of
local species are used as a...
- from
Persian شمشیر shamshir. a type of blade.
Sebesten Etymology:
Middle English,
Medieval Latin sebestēn, from
Arabic سيبيستين sibistn, from
Persian سگپیستان...
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describes this practice.
Birdlime from
Damascus was
supposed to be made of
sebestens,
their kernels being frequently found in it; this
version was not able...
- ****stan)". sarasa: Homo****ual or
effeminate man. From "Zaraza".
sarraceno sebestén secácul serafín
siroco sofí sófora soldán soltaní sufí sura
tabal (or atabal)...
- Mary
donated the
estate of Miklós Vas, who died
without a successor, to
Sebestén Csaholyi from the
Csaholyi family. In 1446 the
Stritey family was the landlord...
- nature. See also the
chapters De anacardis, De cubebe, De
emblici or De
sebesten. See also the
chapters De pomo
citrino and De persiche. See also the chapters...
