kun dah
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
[A Guinea word.) (See etym. and compound.) kundah-oil, s . An oil derived from Carapa touloucouna , or guianensis . It is acrid and bitter, and said to be well fitted for lamps. (Lindley.) Called also Tallicoonah oil. "As an example of the kuriologic , he says they make a circle to represent the sun."-Rawlinson: Hero dot us, ii. 302. kûr-saal', s . [Ger.=cure-hall.) A public room or hall for the use of visitors to the German watering-places and health resorts.
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