odum
/əʊˈduːm/(also odoom, odom)
noun
The iroko, Chlorophora excelsa.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Alfred Moloney (1848–1913), colonial administrator. From Akan odúm (in Twi region also as o-dom) tree whose bark is used in practising an ordeal.
- uninterested
- uninterestedly
- uninterestedness
- uninteresting
- uninterestingly
- uninterestingness
- uninterpretable
- uninterrupted
- uninterruptedly
- uninterruptedness
- uninterruptible
- uninucleate
- uninventive
- uninventively
- uninventiveness
- uninvestigated
- uninvited
- uninvitedly
- uninviting
- uninvitingly
- uninvoked
- uninvolved
- uninvolving
- unio
- Unio bed