IPA: /ˈdiːədɑːr/
KK: /ˈdiːədɑːr/
A tall tree that is native to the Himalayas, known for its drooping branches and dark green leaves. It is often used for timber and has various cultivars with different leaf colors.
The deodar tree in the garden provides a beautiful shade during the summer months.
The word 'deodar' originates from the Sanskrit word 'devadāru', where 'deva' means 'god' and 'dāru' means 'tree'. Thus, 'deodar' refers to the 'tree of the gods'.
Imagine a sacred tree ('dāru') that is associated with the divine ('deva') — that's why 'deodar' means the tree of the gods.