Ganja is one of the oldest and most commonly used synonyms for marijuana. Its usage in English dates back to before 1689. The word ganja is borrowed from Hindi/Urdu gāñjā, which is a name for cannabis used as a drug, and is derived from Sanskrit gañjā, referring to a "powerful preparation from Cannabis sativa". The term specifically refers to the buds of the flower. Ganja is widely known and ubiquitous among cannabis consumers, and people associate the term with Jamaica, Reggae, and the Rastafarian religion. The term has made several appearances in art and culture outside the realm of music, including in films such as Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, 8 Mile, Children of Men, and This Is the End. Ganja is a potent and selected preparation of marijuana used especially for smoking, and broadly refers to marijuana.