harewood
/ˈhɛːwʊd
/noun [mass noun]
Stained sycamore wood used for making furniture.This is a form of curly maple that is called harewood in England....
- The narrow rim around the outline of the rosette may be of the same light wood as the latter, or it may be made of gray harewood.
- Sycamore is a hard, pale wood with a fine even grain. It is also known as Harewood.
Origin
Late 17th century: from German dialect Ehre (from Latin acer 'maple') + wood.