camphor tree; specifically the species Cinnamomum camphora

The camphor tree, an evergreen tree with fragrant wood used for repelling insects, making furniture, and extracting camphor oil; also known simply as [[樟|樟|zhang1]]

The wood of the camphor tree; camphorwood.

A colorless or white crystalline substance with a strong aroma, derived from the camphor tree or made synthetically; used as a moth repellent, in fragrances, or for medicinal purposes.

mothball; camphor ball; small balls made of camphor used to prevent rot, odors, and insect damage to clothes

Zhangshu, a county-level city in Yichun, Jiangxi province

Oil extracted from the wood of the camphor tree via distillation, used for making soap or as a deodorant

A colorless liquid made by dissolving refined camphor in alcohol and water; used in medicine for its stimulating effects. effects

A type of wild silkworm (Eriogyna pyretorum) that feeds on camphor tree leaves; its silk is tough and used for surgical sutures or fishing line

Changi; an area in the east of Singapore where the Singapore Changi Airport is located

An organic compound occurring as white crystals with a camphor-like odor; soluble in ethanol. Also written as [[莰烷|莰烷|kan3 wan2]].

camphor balls; mothballs

stout camphor; small-leaf camphor; an evergreen tree indigenous to Taiwan