What is another word for majoon?
Pronunciation: [mad͡ʒˈuːn] (IPA) 
"Majoon" is a word that originates from the Persian language and is commonly used in South Asian countries to refer to a type of medicinal paste. This paste is usually made from a mixture of herbs, nuts, and other ingredients that are believed to have healing properties.
Synonyms for "majoon" include "herbal paste," "medicinal concoction," "healthful mixture," and "natural remedy." Other terms for "majoon" are "herbal ball," "medical ball," "herbal sweet," and "herbal jam." In Ayurvedic medicine, "majoon" is also known as "churna" or "avaleha."
Regardless of what it is called, "majoon" has been used for centuries to treat a variety of ailments ranging from digestive issues to anxiety. It continues to be popular today in alternative medicine practices for those seeking natural remedies.
