s. m. (K.), ) A fine tree (Prunus Padus), with handsome bunches of white flowers in April, which grows in many parts of the Panjab Himalaya up to the Indus. The wood is not much valued, but is used for ploughs, railings and for spoons. The fruit is eaten by the people, but has a mawkish astringent taste; i. q. Jámṉú jammúṇ:—Syringa Emodi. A shrub occuring at many places in the Panjab Himalaya up to the Indus. The wood is white and close-grained, and carves well. The leaves are eaten by goats.