tupelo

• شجرة من جنس نيسا تنمو في المستنقعات والمناطق الرطبة في أمريكا الشمالية، أو الخشب الشاحب الطري المستخرج من هذه الشجرة.

A noun referring to a tree of the genus Nyssa, found in swampy areas of North America, or the pale, soft wood obtained from such a tree.

1. Tree speciesC1formalamerican

   Any of several deciduous trees of the genus Nyssa, native to swampy areas of North America, known for their soft wood.

   توبيلو

   • The tupelo tree thrives in the wetlands of the southeastern United States.
   • Tupelo wood is often used for carving and furniture making.
   • The swamp was filled with towering tupelo trees.

   المرادفاتpepperidge

2. Wood materialC1formalamerican

   The pale, soft wood obtained from a tupelo tree, especially the water gum (Nyssa aquatica).

   خشب التوبيلو

   • The craftsman chose tupelo for its lightweight and easy-to-carve properties.
   • Tupelo wood is prized for making crates and pallets.
   • The furniture was made from high-quality tupelo.