chrysamine
/krɪˈsæmɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A fragrant oil extracted from the leaves of the labdanum shrub or other sources, used in perfumes and incense.
“The incense shop sold various blends, including a chrysamine-infused fragrance that was popular among locals.”
2. noun
A yellow or yellowish fragrant resin, especially from the labdanum shrub, used in perfumery.
“The ancient Greeks used chrysamine in their perfumes and aromatic blends.”