Also 7 -agna. [a. Sp. caraña, from the native name.] A resin obtained from a West Indian tree, Bursera acuminata (N.O. Amyridaceæ).
1616. Bullokar, Caranna.
1678–1706. Phillips, Caranna, a Gum coming from the West-Indies, good for the Toothach, if applyed to the Temples.
1712. trans. Pomet’s Hist. Drugs, I. 198. It is call’d Caranna Gummi, or Caragna.
