calamander

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Here also, equally immovable, the calamander is growing, neglected and unknown.

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  1. noun The hard, black-and-brown-striped wood of certain tropical Asian trees of the genus Diospyros, especially D. quaesita of Sri Lanka, used for making furniture.

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  1. Probably from Dutch kalamanderhout, calamander wood, perhaps from alteration of Coromandel Coast .
 

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