oakum

n. කොහු

Definition:

Noun: Oakum1. Hemp fiber obtained by untwisting and picking out old ropes and used for caulking seams in wooden ships or for packing plumbing joints. - A material made by unraveling old ropes, usually hemp, to produce long, loose fibers that are then twisted together and used for sealing or filling gaps, particularly in wooden ships or plumbing. Typically composed of tarred fibers, oakum is pliable and water-resistant, making it ideal for preventing leaks or seepage in various applications requiring a watertight seal.