Sy̆c'a-mīne, n.
n. [Lat. sycaminus, Gr. συκάμινος.] The mulberry-tree. Luke xvii. 6. ☞ It has often been confounded by ancient and modern writers with the sycamore, as, for example, by Dioscorides.
n. [Lat. sycaminus, Gr. συκάμινος.] The mulberry-tree. Luke xvii. 6. ☞ It has often been confounded by ancient and modern writers with the sycamore, as, for example, by Dioscorides.