red sanders
/ˌrɛd ˈsandəz/noun
= red sanderswood. In later use also: the tree yielding this wood.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From red + sanders, originally after post-classical Latin sandala rubea, plural noun. Compare Sanskrit rakta-candana, lit. ‘red sandalwood’, Dutch †roode sandalen, plural noun.
- pyrochlore
- pyrochroite
- pyrocitric
- pyroclast
- pyroclastic
- pyroclastic flow
- pyrocoll
- pyrodextrin
- pyrodin
- pyrodine
- pyroelectric
- pyroelectrical
- pyroelectrically
- pyroelectricity
- pyro-electrolyte
- pyro-engraver
- pyrogallate
- pyrogallic
- pyrogallic acid
- pyrogallin
- pyrogallol
- pyrogen
- pyrogenesis
- pyrogenetic
- pyrogen-free