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Pistacia terebinthus also
called the
terebinth /ˈtɛrəˌbɪnθ/ and the
turpentine tree, is a
deciduous shrub species of the
genus Pistacia,
native to the...
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pistachio coffee or
terebinth coffee, is a
traditional hot
beverage in
Kurdish and
Turkish cuisine. It is made of
ground roasted terebinth fruits (related...
- some
botanical scholars have
concluded that the
actual source was a
terebinth tree in the
genus Pistacia. In the Bible,
balsam is
designated by various...
- Tülin, or Aylanur. In
Hebrew the name Ayla is
commonly said to mean "
terebinth tree" or "oak tree" from the
words "ela/אֵלָה" and "alon/אַלּוֹן" respectively...
- The
Valley of Elah or Ella
Valley ("the
valley of the
terebinth"; from the Hebrew: עמק האלה Emek HaElah),
called in Arabic: وادي السنط, Wadi es-Sunt...
- The
Terebinth of Nero (Latin:
Terebinthus Neronis; also
named Tiburtinum Neronis or
Obeliscus Neronis in Latin) was a
mausoleum built in
ancient Rome...
- The tree
under which he had
pitched his tent is
known as the oak or
terebinth of Mamre.
Modern scholars have
identified three sites near
Hebron which...
- USS
Terebinth (AN-59) – laid down as USS Balm (YN-78) – was a Ailanthus-class net
laying ship
which served with the U.S. Navy
during World War II. Terebinth...
- the pistachio,
grown for its
edible seeds; P. terebinthus, from
which terebinth resin, a turpentine, is produced; P. lentiscus,
source of the
plant resin...
- with the
terebinth,[citation needed]
which is a tree
native to
southern Europe,
North Africa, and the
Middle East. One
variety of
terebinth furnishes...