terebinth

But she was the young green buds on the terebinth tree in spring.

Terebinth received one battle star for her participation in the Okinawa campaign.

No more does the terebinth tree enfold its house as if it were a nest against the storm.

The noble terebinth is a member of the pistachio and sumac family.

The potion is a mixture of sulfur, herbs and terebinth oil.

It is a member of the same genus as pistachio, terebinth, and mastic.

These trees are both known as terebinth.

Terebinth resin was used as a wine presevative in the ancient Near East.

Terebinth refers to two similar species of the plant genus Pistacia:

Since the unidentified vessel was too close for Terebinth to bring her 3-inch gun to bear, the ship's gunners opened fire with small arms.

His striding feet were an earthquake, the terebinth tree shed leaves on the jungle of his hair.

Goliath, guarded by his armorbearer, pretended to drowse beneath a terebinth tree.

Because it has the ability to kill certain bacteria, terebinth resin was widely used as a preservative in ancient wine.

The vegetation consisted of an open forest steppe with species like terebinth, almond and wild cereals.

Fortunately, Terebinth was not damaged.

Though a fire burned in the chamber, piled with fat pine and terebinth, a deadly chill began to invade the air toward midnight.

From the Middle to Late Bronze Age it cultivated olive and terebinth for export.

Beside clear mountain brooks the horseman wanders through glades of oak and terebinth, with dark pines above.

Terebinth remained in the Ryukyus until 6 July when she retired to Leyte.

At all events, they settled the old man up there among the pitch and terebinth and scented oil and tinder.

There are terebinth shrub species such as, gorse, jaguarzos, ivy thickets, and vines.

Thus replenished, they lit three torches of pitchy terebinth, which they had brought along in the sarcophagus.

The Hebrew distinguishes the Palestine Oak and the Terebinth.

Additionally, analysis found deposit of resin, identified as from the terebinth tree (Pistacia terebinthus) that grew wild in the area.