Hyponyms: brassie, driver, number one wood, metal wood, spoon, beating-reed instrument, reed, fipple flute, fipple pipe, recorder, vertical flute, flute, transverse flute, bosk, grove, old growth, virgin forest, second growth, bentwood, pine, larch, fir, cedar, cedarwood, spruce, hemlock, cypress, redwood, sandarac, citronwood, kauri, yellowwood, yew, lancewood, tulipwood, true tulipwood, whitewood, white poplar, yellow poplar, zebrawood, cocuswood, cocoswood, granadilla wood, shittimwood, sabicu, sabicu wood, bamboo, balsa, balsa wood, silver quandong, obeche, basswood, linden, beefwood, briarwood, brierwood, brier-wood, beech, beechwood, chestnut, oak, birch, alder, hazel, olive, ash, ironwood, walnut, hickory, pecan, pyinma, gumwood, gum, eucalyptus, tupelo, poon, red lauan, elm, elmwood, brazilwood, locust, logwood, rosewood, kingwood, blackwood, Panama redwood, quira, ruby wood, red sandalwood, black locust, cherry, fruitwood, lemonwood, incense wood, mahogany, satinwood, orangewood, guaiac wood, guaiacum wood, lignum vitae, guaiac, guaiacum, poplar, sandalwood, boxwood, Turkish boxwood, maple, sumac, ebony, sycamore, lacewood, teak, teakwood, dogwood, sapwood, heartwood, duramen, burl, brushwood, cabinet wood, driftwood, log, matchwood, splinters, sawdust, wicker, dyewood, hardwood, softwood, deal, raw wood, knot
Substance Meronyms: lumber, timber
Derivational Morphology: afforest, forest
Language Translations: | |||
Albanian: dru | Arabic: خشب | ||
Basque: zur | Breton: koad | ||
Catalan: fusta | Chinese: 木 | ||
Croatian: drvo | Dutch: hout | ||
Esperanto: ligno | Estonian: puit | ||
Finnish: puu | French: bois | ||
Frisian: hout | German: Holz | ||
Greek: ξύλο | Hindi: लक्डी | ||
Hungarian: fa | Indonesian: kayu | ||
Interlingua: ligno | Italian: legno | ||
Japanese: 木 | Korean: 나무 | ||
Kurdish: دار | Latin: materia | ||
Lithuanian: medis | Norwegian: tre | ||
Polish: drewno | Portuguese: madeira | ||
Romanian: lemn | Russian: дерево | ||
Slovene: les | Spanish: madera | ||
Swedish: trä | Telugu: చిట్టడవి | ||
Turkish: odun | Welsh: coed |
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