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cantala

/kænˈtɑː.lə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una fibra rígida obtenida de plantas de agave filipinas, usada para hacer cordel grueso, o la propia planta que produce esta fibra.

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/kænˈtɑː.lə/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una fibra rígida obtenida de plantas de agave filipinas, usada para hacer cordel grueso, o la propia planta que produce esta fibra.

A noun referring to a hard fiber obtained from Philippine agave plants, used in making coarse twine, or the plant itself that yields this fiber.

  1. Hard fiber from agaveC1formaltechnical

    A stiff, durable fiber obtained from certain agave plants, primarily used for manufacturing coarse twine and rope.

    esFibra dura de agave

    • The factory imports cantala for making heavy-duty ropes.
    • Cantala is often compared to sisal in strength and texture.
    • Local artisans weave baskets from cantala fibers.

    Sinónimosmaguey

  2. Philippine agave plantC1formalscientific

    A tropical plant native to the Philippines, cultivated for its stiff leaves that yield a strong fiber used in textiles and cordage.

    escantalá

    • Cantala grows abundantly in the highlands of Luzon.
    • Farmers harvest cantala leaves twice a year for fiber extraction.
    • The cantala plant is resistant to drought and poor soil.