campeachy

• Sustantivo que designa un arbusto espinoso o árbol pequeño nativo de América Central y las Antillas, con hojas dos veces pinnadas, racimos de pequeñas flores de color amarillo brillante y madera dura parda o pardo-rojiza, usada históricamente para elaborar un tinte negro.

A noun referring to a spiny shrub or small tree native to Central America and the West Indies, characterized by bipinnate leaves, racemes of small bright yellow flowers, and a hard brown or brownish-red heartwood historically used in preparing a black dye.

1. A tropical treeC2formal

   A spiny shrub or small tree native to Central America and the West Indies, known for its bipinnate leaves, small bright yellow flowers, and hard brownish-red heartwood used to produce a black dye.

   Campeche

   • The campeachy tree is valued for its durable heartwood.
   • Campeachy wood was historically used to make a rich black dye.
   • The bright yellow flowers of the campeachy bloom in the rainy season.

   Sinónimoslogwood