IPA: /ˌtækəˈmɑːhæk/
KK: /tæˈkæməˌhæk/
A type of fragrant resin used in making ointments and incense, often derived from certain trees.
The healer used tacamahac in her remedies to enhance their scent and effectiveness.
The word 'tacamahac' originates from the Algonquin language, meaning 'a type of tree' or 'a tree used for making a canoe'.
Think of the Algonquin word for a tree that is specifically used for making canoes — that's what 'tacamahac' refers to.