See قرنوة on Wiktionary
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"english": "Seeds of aloe. The vulgar of Al-Andalus hotes it little pepper as it is like small peppercorns and its colour is towards yellow in some references. From the Ḥāwī: Ibn Māsawayh said: Seeds of aloe are seeds smaller than those of pepper, it smells after the eaglewood and is covered by a thin shell.",
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"text": "هرنوة يسمّيها أهل الأندلس الفُلَيْفِلَة وهِي في شكل الفلفل الصغير ولونها إلى الصفرة من بعض التراجم، وفي الحاوي. قال ابن الماسويه: الهرنوة له حبّ أصفر من الفلفل، تشمّ منه رائحة العود تعلوه صفرة قليلة.",
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