s. m, ee (Odina wodier) which attains a considerable size in the Siwalik region, and up to near the Indus, and in the Salt Range. The outer wood is very subject to worms, the inner is dark-colored and tolerably durable when well-seasoned, being used for door-frames. The gum is used in cloth printing and is officinal, being given in asthma, and as a cordial to women.