myrrh

没薬 (motsuyaku)

The Japanese word 没薬 meaning "myrrh" is composed of the kanji 没 (read motsu) meaning "drown; sink; hide" and 薬 (read yaku) meaning "medicine; chemical; enamel".

Verify: 没薬 in the Japanese-English Dictionary

没薬

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