Cassia
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 74
kash'ya, n. a species of laurel-tree whose bark cut off on account of its aromatic qualities: wild cinnamon the senna tree [L. ca ia —Gr, hasia from a Heb, root, to cut,] Ca imere, kav-i-mer' (also spelled Kerseymere), « a twilled cloth of the finest wools. [Corn of Cashmere
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