acacin
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 3
[ACACIA.] Gum-arabic. a-ca-çi-ō, s. [Prob. a corruption of Fr. acajou (q.v.).] A heavy wood of a red colour, resembling mahogany, but darker. It is prized in ship-building. [SAVICO.] *ặc-a-çỹ, s . [Gr. ἀκακία ( akakia ) = guilele ne ; fr. άκακος ( akakos ) = unknowing of ill, without malice: a, priv.; κακός ( kakos ) = bad.] Without malice.
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