IPA: //ˈsændəræk//
KK: /sænˈdæræk/
A type of tree that grows in Spain and northern Africa, known for its flat branches and leaves, which produces a hard, clear resin used in varnishes and incense.
The craftsman used sandarac resin to create a beautiful finish on the wooden sculpture.
The word 'sandarac' originates from the Arabic 'sandarakh', which refers to a type of resin. It is used to describe a specific resin obtained from trees, particularly in the context of incense and perfumes.
Think of the Arabic word for resin, 'sandarakh', to remember that 'sandarac' refers to a type of resin used in incense and perfumes.
No commonly confused words.