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salep
\ˈsalə̇p, səˈlep\ noun
also saleb \ˈsalə̇b, səˈleb\
(-s)
Etymology: French or Spanish salep, from Arabic saḥlab, alteration of khuṣy ath-tha'lab, literally, the fox's testicles
: the dried tubers of various European orchids (genus Orchis) or East Indian orchids (genus Eulophia) containing gum and starch and being used for food (as tapioca) and as a demulcent |