dhava
/ˈdɑːvə/
noun
- A type of tree native to South Asia, also known as the axlewood tree, whose wood is used for making charcoal and tools.
- In some regions, dhava leaves are used as fodder for livestock.
- Villagers collect dhava wood to make charcoal for cooking.
- The dhava tree is often planted for its strong, durable timber.