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calambac
‖ calambac (ˈkæləmbæk) Also 7 callamback, calembuc, 7–8 calamba, 8 -bo, 8–9 -beg, 9 -bao. [Kalambak is given by Crawfurd and Forbes-Watson as Malay and Javanese: Col. Yule thinks ‘it perh. came with the article from Champa’ in Anam. The other forms are corruptions or adaptations in Portuguese and ot... Oxford English Dictionary
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calembuco
calembuc(o obs. form of calambac. Oxford English Dictionary
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Agarwood
A pound of Calambac bought in Hội An for 15 taels could be sold in Nagasaki for 600 taels. The Nguyễn Lords soon established a Royal Monopoly over the sale of Calambac. wikipedia.org
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calambour
‖ calamˈbour In 7 callembour. One of the Fr. forms of prec. [See Littré.] Said in modern English Dictionaries to be ‘A species of Agallochum or aloes-wood, less fragrant than calambac, used by cabinet-makers’: but this appears to be merely an error copied from dictionary to dictionary.1685 Lond. Gaz... Oxford English Dictionary
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Florencia Pinar
Saarbrücken: Calambac Publishing House (Calambac Verlag), 2020. References Sources Kaplan, Gregory B. "Florencia del Pinar." wikipedia.org
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A Little Fable
A three-language version in German, English and Spanish, illustrated by Elvira Calderón, edited by Elena Moreno Sobrino Saarbrücken: Calambac Verlag, ( wikipedia.org
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agila
agila (ˈægɪlə) Also 6 aguila, 7 aguala, 8 agala, 9 agilla. [ad. Sp., Pg. aguila in palo de aguila, pao d'aguila (= wood of a.): see eagle-wood and agalloch.] A resin or resinous wood: = agalloch, calambac. Also agila-wood.1588 Aguila [see cayolac]. 1699 W. Dampier Voy. II. i. 8 Pepper, Lignum Aloes,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Vernon Lee
Calambac Verlag, Saarbrücken 2017. . wikipedia.org
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eagle-wood
ˈeagle-wood Also 8 agal-wood. [transl. F. bois d'aigle, Pg. pao d'aguila, a perversion of Malayālam aγil, or some other vernacular form of Skr. aguru (Yule). Cf. agalloch.] Another name for agalloch or calambac, q.v.[1516 Barbosa (Lisbon) 393 (Y.) Aguila, cada Farazola de 300 a 400 (fanams).] 1712 t... Oxford English Dictionary
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