ambar
/æmˈbɑːr/Definitions
1. noun
A sweet, syrupy liquid, often made from sugar and water, used to give a rich flavor to food, especially to desserts like cakes and pastries.
“The cake was drenched in a sweet ambar that added a rich flavor to its moist texture.”
2. noun
A type of ancient Indian and Persian glass vessel, often used to store perfumes, medicines, or other precious liquids.
“The museum displayed an exquisite 18th-century ambar, adorned with intricate designs and patterns.”