Eabhadh (or Ebad) Symbol: 
Sound value: EA
Literal meaning: Grove
Pronounced as “AYDA”
Northwest Europe
Features: Deciduous tree that sends up suckers to grow in natural groves. Found in sunny wet areas (Willow Family)
Uses: Wood for misc items, i.e. Shields. Medicinal uses.
North Central Florida
Note: no direct local native equivalent found- this is not a Populus spp. tree, but has similar features to aspen.
Features: Medium to large deciduous tree (Altingiaceae Family)
Uses: Wood used as flooring, furniture, veneers, home interiors, & other lumber applications, used as paper pulp, & to make baskets. Resin used. Medicinal uses. +
+ School of Forest Res. & Conserv., Univ Florida, Forest Trees
Sweetgum (Liquidamber styraciflua L.), Starke, Florida
Alternative attribution
Koad Symbol:
Sound value: Ch
Literal meaning: Grove
Pronounced as “KO-ud”
Northwest Europe
North Central Florida
Modern divinatory meaning: Central balance & infinite possibility
Color: many shades of green