1. a tall eucalyptus tree native to southwestern Australia, valued for its hard, durable timber
Usage: Australian
2. the dark reddish-brown wood of the jarrah tree, used in construction and furniture making
Usage: Australian

Examples

• The jarrah forests of Western Australia are home to many native species.
• They built the deck using jarrah timber for its weather resistance.
• The old jarrah tree towered over the other vegetation in the forest.
• Jarrah wood is prized for its rich color and durability.
• The furniture maker specialized in crafting tables from jarrah.
• Conservation efforts protect the remaining jarrah woodlands.