ointment

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P. ἄλειμμα, τό, ἀλοιφή, ἡ.

scented ointment: P. and V. μύρον, τό, Ar. μύρωμα, τό.

healing ointment: V. ἀλέξημα χριστόν (Aesch., Prometheus Vinctus 479).

anoint with ointment, v.: Ar. μυρίζειν, μυροῦν.

Translations

Afrikaans: salf; Albanian: pomadë; Arabic: مَرْهَم‎, دَهُون‎; Armenian: քսուք; Azerbaijani: maz, məlhəm; Belarusian: мазь, бальзам; Bengali: মলম; Bulgarian: мехлем, мас, мазило; Burmese: လိမ်းဆေး; Catalan: pomada, ungüent; Chinese Cantonese: 藥膏／药膏; Mandarin: 軟膏／软膏, 膏, 藥膏／药膏; Czech: mast; Danish: salve; Dutch: zalf, smeersel; Esperanto: ungvento; Estonian: salv; Faroese: salva, sálva; Finnish: voide; French: pommade, onguent; Friulian: ongint; Galician: pomada, ungüento, bálsamo; Georgian: მალამო; German: Salbe, Balsam; Gothic: 𐍃𐌰𐌻𐌱𐍉𐌽𐍃; Greek: αλοιφή; Ancient Greek: ἄλειμμα, ἄλειππα, ἀλειπτήριον, ἄλειφαρ, ἄλιππα, ἀλοιφή, διάχρισμα, ἐπάλειμμα, σμῆγμα, σμῆμα, χρῖμα, χρῖσμα, χριστήριον; Mycenaean: 𐀀𐀩𐀞, 𐂘; Haitian Creole: ponmad; Hebrew: מִשְׁחָה‎; Hindi: मरहम, मलहम, बाम, लेप, औषधि; Hungarian: kenőcs; Icelandic: smyrsl; Indonesian: salap; Ingrian: voije, maazi; Irish: ungadh; Italian: pomata, unguento, balsamo; Japanese: 軟膏; Kazakh: май; Khmer: ថ្នាំលាប; Korean: 연고(軟膏); Kyrgyz: май, мазь; Lao: ຢານວດ, ຢາຂີ້ເຜີ້ງ, ຂີ້ເຜີ້ງ; Latin: unguentum; Latvian: ziede; Lithuanian: tepalas; Macedonian: маст, помада, мелем; Malay: salap; Maori: rongoā pani, pūreke, panikiri; Mongolian Cyrillic: тос; Norwegian Bokmål: salve; Nynorsk: salve; Old English: sealf; Pashto: ملهم‎, ملم‎; Persian: پُماد‎, مَرهَم‎; Plautdietsch: Saulw; Polish: maść; Portuguese: pomada; Romanian: unguent, pomadă, alifie; Russian: мазь, бальзам; Sanskrit: अञ्जस्, लेप; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: мѐлем, ма̑ст; Roman: mèlem, mȃst; Slovak: masť; Slovene: mazilo; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: žałba; Spanish: pomada, ungüento; Swahili: marhamu; Swedish: salva; Tagalog: hinas, banlos; Tajik: маз, марҳам, тило; Telugu: లేపనము; Thai: ครีม, ยาขี้ผึ้ง, ขี้ผึ้ง; Tocharian B: laupe, ṣalype; Turkish: merhem; Turkmen: melhem; Ukrainian: мазь, бальзам; Urdu: مَرہَم‎; Uyghur: ماي‎, مەلھەم‎; Uzbek: malham dori, maz, balzam; Vietnamese: pom-mát, thuốc mỡ, thuốc cao; Volapük: nugvet; Walloon: ôlmint, poumåde; Welsh: eli