1. Plural of galbanum; a bitter, aromatic gum resin obtained from certain plants of the genus Ferula, used in perfumes, incense, and traditional medicine.
Usage: Usually used in plural form when referring to multiple samples or types; Also called galbanum resin

Examples

• Ancient Egyptians used galbanums in their incense blends.
• The perfumer sourced several galbanums from different regions to create a complex fragrance.
• Galbanums have been valued in traditional medicine for centuries.
• The resinous galbanums emit a distinctive pungent odor when heated.
• Medieval apothecaries kept stocks of galbanums for medicinal preparations.