Traditional Medicine Ingredients

noun a natural material made of very fine particles of earth or rock that becomes hard when it is dried or baked

• The artist molded the clay into a beautiful sculpture.
• Let's get our hands dirty and play with some clay!
• I heard she's really good at working with clay, like a pro.
• His words were like shaping clay, molding my thoughts into something new.

noun a type of tree or shrub belonging to the genus Acacia, typically having yellow or white flowers and thorns

• The acacia tree is known for its distinctive shape and drought-resistant qualities.
• I love sitting under the acacia tree in the park, it provides great shade.
• That acacia tree is lit, it's the perfect spot for a picnic.
• The acacia tree symbolizes resilience and strength in the face of adversity.

noun a sticky substance exuded by the acouchi tree, used for various purposes such as medicine or as a natural adhesive

• Acouchi resin is a natural substance derived from a small rodent found in the Amazon rainforest.
• I heard that acouchi resin is used in some traditional medicines.
• Have you tried that new skincare product with acouchi resin in it? It's supposed to be amazing.
• The acouchi resin of creativity flowed through her veins, inspiring her to paint a masterpiece.

noun a type of fungus, typically with a fleshy cap and gills on the underside

• The scientist studied the agaric mushroom for its medicinal properties.
• I found a bunch of agaric mushrooms in the forest while hiking.
• Hey, let's go pick some agarics and have a mushroom feast!
• The company's growth was like an agaric mushroom, spreading rapidly in all directions.