almug

/ˈæmlʊɡ/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of reed or rush, often used for making baskets or other wicker products.

“The ancient Egyptians used almug to create beautiful and intricate wicker furniture.”

2. noun

A tree (Santalum album) native to the tropical forests of Asia and Australia, valued for its wood and essential oils.

“The almug tree is highly prized for its fragrant wood and is used in traditional medicine.”

Synonyms

  • reed
  • rush
  • sandalwood

Antonyms

  • deciduous tree
  • hardwood