marara
/məˈrɑːrə/Australian
noun
Either of two eastern Australian timber trees of the family Cunoniaceae, Pseudoweinmannia lachnocarpa (more fully rose marara) and Caldcluvia paniculosa (also called Ackama paniculata); the wood of these trees.
Origin
Late 19th century. Probably from an Australian Aboriginal language of Queensland.
- nitro-sulfurous
- nitrosulphureous
- nitro-sulphurous
- nitrosyl
- nitrosylate
- nitrosylated
- nitrosylation
- nitrosyl chloride
- nitrosylhaemoglobin
- nitrosylmyoglobin
- nitrosylsulphuric acid
- nitrothiazole
- nitrotoluene
- nitrotyrosine
- nitrous
- nitrous acid
- nitrous air
- nitrous anhydride
- nitrous fumes
- nitrous oxide
- nitrous vitriol
- nitrovin
- nitrox
- nitroxide
- nitrum