Gum anima
Gum Anima
Gum anima (pronunciation: /gʌm ˈænɪmə/) is a type of resin derived from various species of trees, particularly those in the genus Acacia.
Etymology
The term "gum anima" is derived from the Latin words "gummi" meaning "gum" and "anima" meaning "soul" or "spirit". This is likely due to the resin's historical use in spiritual and medicinal practices.
Description
Gum anima is a hard, brittle substance that is typically transparent or translucent. It is often used in the production of varnish and other similar products. In addition to its industrial uses, gum anima has also been used in traditional medicine for its purported healing properties.
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- Medical encyclopedia article on Gum anima
- Wikipedia's article - Gum anima
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