What is another word for sandalwood?
Pronunciation: [sˈandə͡lwˌʊd] (IPA) 
Sandalwood, the fragrant wood of the Santalum tree, has been used for centuries in various cultures. It is highly valued for its sweet, musky, and woody aroma. Some of the synonyms for sandalwood include "chandan" in Hindi, "tanjong" in Malay, and "tamalpati" in Sanskrit. The Chinese name for sandalwood is "tan xiang," which translates to "fragrant sandalwood." In traditional Chinese medicine, sandalwood is used to treat digestive disorders and alleviate anxiety. The word "sandal" is derived from the Sanskrit word "chandana." Sandalwood's distinctive aroma is also widely used in perfumery, incense, and aromatherapy products. Overall, sandalwood has a rich cultural and medicinal history and its uses continue to diversify over time.
