agalwood
/əˈɡælwʊd/
noun
- A dark, fragrant resinous wood from trees of the genus Aquilaria, used for incense, perfumes, and traditional medicine.
- Agalwood is often burned during religious ceremonies for its calming scent.
- The perfume maker imported high-quality agalwood from Southeast Asia.
- Some people believe agalwood has healing properties when used in aromatherapy.