What is another word for sandalwood tree?
Pronunciation: [sˈandə͡lwˌʊd tɹˈiː] (IPA) 
The sandalwood tree, also known as Santalum album, is a fragrant evergreen tree that is native to the Indian subcontinent. It is highly valued for its fragrant wood, which is used to produce a variety of products, including incense, perfumes, and essential oils. The sandalwood tree is also called Chandan, Shrigandha, and Srigandhataila in Sanskrit. In Hindi, it is known as Chandan or Srigandh, while in Marathi, it is called Chandan or Gandal. Persian and Arabic speakers refer to the sandalwood tree as Sandal. Whatever the name, the sandalwood tree remains an important cultural and commercial symbol across many different regions and industries.
