Murra (Graece μύρρα < Arabice مر mur), minus recte myrrha et murrha,[1] est resina aromatica quarumlibet specierum parvarum arborum spinosarum generis Commiphorae,[2] praecipue Commiphorae myrrhae.
Vide etiam paginam discretivam: Murra (discretiva).
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In Evangelio secundum Matthaeum, tres Magi aurum, tus, et murram puero Iesu offerunt.
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