lignaloe
noun
lign·al·oe
līˈna(ˌ)lō,
ligˈ-
variants or lignaloes
-ōz
1
: agarwood
2
: linaloa
Word History
Etymology
Middle English ligne aloes, from Middle French lignaloe, lignaloes, from Medieval Latin lignum aloes, literally, wood of the aloe
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