What is the latin word for "smoked" or "cured"?

Question

I need to get the proper latin drug name for "smoked jujube fruit", which might be "fructus jujube fumatus", but I suspect there might be more than one word for smoked / cured products in Latin, which were common before the era of refrigerators. What adjective is usually used with smoked food items?

Answer 1

I searched Lewis and Short dictionary entries for "smoked" and found the following two additional candidates:

• fūmōsus: apparently used by Horace to describe "smoke-dried" meat ("fumosae [...] pernae", Hor. S. 2.2.117)

• īnfūmātus: Pliny's Natural History apparently used "asini cerebrum [...] infumatum" to mean "smoked ass's brain" (28.225.1)