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