Myrrh. FromMiddle English mirre Old English myrre Latin myrrha Ancient Greek μύρρα ( múrrha ) , fromSemitic Arabic مُرّ ( murr ,“ myrrh ” , literally“ bitterness ” ) ,Hebrew מור / מֹר ( mōr ,“ myrrh ” , literally“ bitterness ” ) . Compareמרור maror
myrrh (usuallyuncountable ,plural myrrhs
A red-brownresinous material, the dried sap of a tree of the speciesCommiphora myrrha 1916 James Joyce ,Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 98 :The glories of Mary held his soul captive: spikenard andmyrrh and frankincense, symbolising the preciousness of God's gifts to her soul, rich garments, symbolising her royal lineage, her emblems, the lateflowering plant and lateblossoming tree, symbolising the agelong gradual growth of her cultus among men.
Synonym ofchrism .( Scotland ) chervil .dried sap of the myrrha tree
Aghwan:𐕌𐕒𐕡𐕙 ( mur ) Arabic:مُرّ (ar) ( murr ) Armenian:զմուռս (hy) ( zmuṙs ) Azerbaijani:mürr Bengali:গন্ধরস ( gondhoroś ) Bulgarian:смирна f ( smirna ) Burmese: မုရန် ( mu.ran ) Catalan:mirra (ca) f Chinese: Cantonese: 沒藥 / 没药 ( mut6 joek6 ) Hakka:沒藥 / 没药 ( mu̍t-yo̍k ) Hokkien:沒藥 / 没药 ( bu̍t-io̍h ) Mandarin:沒藥 / 没药 (zh) ( mòyào ) Czech:myrha (cs) f Danish: myrra Dutch:mirre (nl) m Egyptian: (ꜥntjw )Esperanto:mirho Estonian:mürr Farefare:miiri Faroese:myrra f Finnish: myrha (fi) French:myrrhe (fr) f Galician: mirra f Georgian: მური ( muri ) German:Myrrhe (de) f Gothic: 𐍃𐌼𐍅𐍂𐌽 n ( smwrn ) Greek:σμύρνα (el) f ( smýrna ) Ancient: σμύρνα f ( smúrna ) Hausa: mûr̃ m Hebrew: מור (he) ,לֹט (he) m Hindi: बोल (hi) m ( bol ) ,गन्धरस (hi) m ( gandharas ) ,शश (hi) m ( śaś ) ,विश्व (hi) m ( viśva ) ,मुण्ड (hi) m ( muṇḍ ) Hungarian: mirha (hu) Icelandic:myrra f Ido: miro (io) Irish:miorr m Italian: mirra (it) f Japanese: ミルラ ( mirura ) ,没薬 ( motsuyaku ) Korean:몰약 (ko) ( moryak ) Lao:ມົດຍອບ ( mot nyǭp ) Latin:murra (la) ,myrrha Macedonian:измирна f ( izmirna ) ,смирна f ( smirna ) Malay: morhabshi Maori:maira Norman:myrrhe f Norwegian: myrra Old English:myrra Old Norse:mirra f Polish: mirra (pl) f , mira (pl) f Portuguese: mirra (pt) f Romanian: smirnă (ro) f Russian: ми́рра (ru) f ( mírra ) Sanskrit: पिण्ड (sa) m or n ( piṇḍa ) ,मुण्ड (sa) n ( muṇḍa ) ,शश (sa) m ( śaśa ) ,विश्व (sa) f ( viśva ) ,गन्धरस (sa) m ( gandharasa ) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: ми̏рха f , измирна f Roman: mȉrha (sh) f , izmirna (sh) f Shan: မုရၼ်ႇ ( mǔ ràn ) Slovak:myrha f Spanish: mirra (es) f Swahili: manemane Swedish:myrra (sv) c Tagalog: mira Thai:มดยอบ (th) ( mót-yɔ̂ɔp ) Turkish:mür (tr) Upper Sorbian:myrowc Vietnamese:hất nhựa thơm
