What is another word for Chrysanthemum Balsamita?
Pronunciation: [kɹɪsˈanθəməm bˌɔːlsɐmˈiːtə] (IPA) 
Chrysanthemum balsamita is a perennial herb that is commonly known as Costmary. It has strong minty fragrance and is frequently used in herbal medicine for its various benefits. There are some other synonyms of Chrysanthemum balsamita which are also used to describe this plant including Alecost, Bible-leaf, and Sweet Mary. Alecost is derived from the term 'ale' which means beer and 'coste' which means rib. Bible-leaf is named after the plant's use to mark the Bible pages. Sweet Mary signifies the plant's pleasant aroma and its potential healing benefits. All these synonyms highlight the fact that Chrysanthemum balsamita is not only an herb with many uses but also has a rich history and symbolism associated with it.
