Definition of calamander in English:

calamander

(also calamander wood)

noun ˈkaləmandəˈkæləˌmændər

another term for coromandel
Example sentencesExamples
- Coromandel - A variety of calamander wood; much used for making furniture, particularly small articles such as writing boxes.
- It can be striped with black or with shades of brown; these varieties are called calamander wood or variegated ebony.
- The body of the bowl is fashioned of decarbonized iron, inlaid with silver and gold and displayed on a calamander wood base.
- It was ‘handsomely built, laid out in mahogany and calamander wood,’ and gained reputation as a place for lovers to hold assignations.
- Next he took us on an interesting tour of the dining room which was dominated by a huge calamander dining table with a magnificent finish and twelve arm chairs.
- Flat plates of ivory are inlaid with scroll and floral ornament designs which are used in the fittings of calamander wood boxes found in the southern district of Matara.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Sinhalese kaḷu-madīriya, perhaps from Coromandel ebony (see coromandel), changed by association with Sinhalese kaḷu 'black'.

Rhymes

salamander

Definition of calamander in US English:

calamander

(also calamander wood)

nounˈkæləˌmændərˈkaləˌmandər

another term for coromandel
Example sentencesExamples
- Next he took us on an interesting tour of the dining room which was dominated by a huge calamander dining table with a magnificent finish and twelve arm chairs.
- Flat plates of ivory are inlaid with scroll and floral ornament designs which are used in the fittings of calamander wood boxes found in the southern district of Matara.
- Coromandel - A variety of calamander wood; much used for making furniture, particularly small articles such as writing boxes.
- The body of the bowl is fashioned of decarbonized iron, inlaid with silver and gold and displayed on a calamander wood base.
- It was ‘handsomely built, laid out in mahogany and calamander wood,’ and gained reputation as a place for lovers to hold assignations.
- It can be striped with black or with shades of brown; these varieties are called calamander wood or variegated ebony.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Sinhalese kaḷu-madīriya, perhaps from Coromandel ebony (see coromandel), changed by association with Sinhalese kaḷu ‘black’.

词汇	calamander
释义	Definition of calamander in English: calamander (also calamander wood) noun ˈkaləmandəˈkæləˌmændər another term for coromandel Example sentencesExamples Coromandel - A variety of calamander wood; much used for making furniture, particularly small articles such as writing boxes. It can be striped with black or with shades of brown; these varieties are called calamander wood or variegated ebony. The body of the bowl is fashioned of decarbonized iron, inlaid with silver and gold and displayed on a calamander wood base. It was ‘handsomely built, laid out in mahogany and calamander wood,’ and gained reputation as a place for lovers to hold assignations. Next he took us on an interesting tour of the dining room which was dominated by a huge calamander dining table with a magnificent finish and twelve arm chairs. Flat plates of ivory are inlaid with scroll and floral ornament designs which are used in the fittings of calamander wood boxes found in the southern district of Matara. Origin Early 19th century: from Sinhalese kaḷu-madīriya, perhaps from Coromandel ebony (see coromandel), changed by association with Sinhalese kaḷu 'black'. Rhymes salamander Definition of calamander in US English: calamander (also calamander wood) nounˈkæləˌmændərˈkaləˌmandər another term for coromandel Example sentencesExamples Next he took us on an interesting tour of the dining room which was dominated by a huge calamander dining table with a magnificent finish and twelve arm chairs. Flat plates of ivory are inlaid with scroll and floral ornament designs which are used in the fittings of calamander wood boxes found in the southern district of Matara. Coromandel - A variety of calamander wood; much used for making furniture, particularly small articles such as writing boxes. The body of the bowl is fashioned of decarbonized iron, inlaid with silver and gold and displayed on a calamander wood base. It was ‘handsomely built, laid out in mahogany and calamander wood,’ and gained reputation as a place for lovers to hold assignations. It can be striped with black or with shades of brown; these varieties are called calamander wood or variegated ebony. Origin Early 19th century: from Sinhalese kaḷu-madīriya, perhaps from Coromandel ebony (see coromandel), changed by association with Sinhalese kaḷu ‘black’.
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