שׁוּשׁ
shush
Everyday HebrewMeaningA type of black candy with a special, strong taste. It is also a plant whose root is used to make this candy.
HistoryThis word came into Hebrew from the Arabic word "sūs", which also means licorice. It has been used for a very long time in the Middle East to describe the plant and the candy made from it.
Example
I do not like the taste of licorice.