Definition

A type of European oak tree known for its strong and flexible wood, often used in construction and furniture making.

Example

The carpenter chose durmast wood for the sturdy table he was building.

Conversation

Have you ever heard of durmast oak?

Yeah, I've read it's known for its tough wood.

Exactly! It's really popular for making furniture.

I can see why; durable wood is always a plus.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Durmast → The word 'durmast' originates from Old French 'dormast', meaning 'oak tree'. It specifically refers to a type of oak, particularly the sessile oak, known for its durability and strength.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word for oak, 'dormast', to remember that 'durmast' refers to a strong and durable type of oak tree.

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