different between frankincense vs thuriferous
frankincense
English
Etymology
From Old French franc encens (“noble incense”).
Noun
frankincense (countable and uncountable, plural frankincenses)
- A type of incense obtained from the Boswellia thurifera tree.
Synonyms
- olibanum
Translations
frankincense From the web:
- what frankincense and myrrh
- what frankincense smells like
- what frankincense myrrh and gold symbolize
- what frankincense oil can be taken orally
thuriferous
English
Adjective
thuriferous (comparative more thuriferous, superlative most thuriferous)
- Producing, bearing or yielding frankincense.
Related terms
- thurifer
thuriferous From the web:
- what does thuriferous mean
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- frankincense vs thuriferous
- olibanum vs frankincense
- incense vs frankincense
- thurible vs therefor
- thurible vs incensory
- thurible vs thurifer
- censer vs thurible
- kneecap vs kneejoint
- kneecap vs kneebrace
- kneecap vs chondromalacia
- kneecap vs patellar
- kneecap vs kneepan
- kneecapper vs kneecap
- kneecapping vs kneecap
- terms vs kneejoint
- knee vs kneejoint
- joint vs kneejoint
- undersurface vs chondromalacia
- cartilage vs chondromalacia
- irritation vs chondromalacia