Quassia
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 84
kwash′i-a, n. a South American tree, the bitter wood and bark of which are used as a tonic.— ns. Qua ′ine , Qua ′ite , the bitter principle of qua ia-wood, the Bitter-wood of the West Indies. [So called by Linnæus from a negro named Qua i , who first discoverer its value against fever.]
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