See also: ترنجبین

Arabic

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Etymology

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From Classical Persian ترنگبین (tarangubin, tarangabin), ترانگبین (tar-angubin, tar-angabin, Persian manna), from تر (tar, moist) + انگبین (angabin, angubin, honey).

Noun

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تَرَنْجَبِين or تَرَنْجُبِين (taranjabīn or taranjubīnm

  1. Persian mannaplant, Alhagi maurorum syn. Alhagi persarum
  2. a saccharine honeydew forming on this plant, effective as a laxative, cholagogue and immunostimulant

Declension

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Descendants

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  • Medieval Latin: tereniabin
  • Persian: ترنجبین (taranjabin, taranjobin)
  • Ottoman Turkish: ترنجبین (terencebin, terencübin)

Further reading

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  • Ramezany, Farid, Kiyani, Narges, Khademizadeh, Masoumeh (2013) “Persian Manna in the Past and the Present: An Overview”, in American Journal of Pharmacological Sciences[1], volume 1, number 3, →DOI, pages 35–37