Ghatti (Noun)
Meaning
An Indian gum from the dhawa tree; used as a substitute for gum arabic.
Classification
Nouns denoting substances.
Examples
- The ghatti, extracted from the dhawa tree, was highly prized by traditional Indian craftsmen for its unique properties.
- Ghatti has been used for centuries as an adhesive and a binder in traditional Indian arts and crafts.
- Local artisans learned to harness the sticky potential of ghatti as a versatile ingredient for making medicines, paints, and more.
- With the availability of commercial alternatives like gum arabic, the traditional market for ghatti gradually diminished.
- Specialists were employed by companies to ensure a high-quality production process for ghatti in controlled conditions.