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toetoe

/ˈtɔɪ.tɔɪ/

Traducción: Planta herbácea alta originaria de Nueva Zelanda, cultivada por sus inflorescencias plumosas y usada tradicionalmente por el pueblo maorí para cubrir techos.

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/ˈtɔɪ.tɔɪ/formal
  • esPlanta herbácea alta originaria de Nueva Zelanda, cultivada por sus inflorescencias plumosas y usada tradicionalmente por el pueblo maorí para cubrir techos.

A tall grass native to New Zealand, cultivated for its plumelike flower heads and traditionally used by the Maori people for thatching.

  1. Tall New Zealand grassC1formal

    A tall, robust grass native to New Zealand, known for its plumelike flower heads and often used for ornamental purposes.

    esHierba alta de Nueva Zelanda

    • The toetoe swayed gracefully in the wind along the riverbank.
    • Gardeners often plant toetoe for its attractive, feathery plumes.
    • The landscape was dotted with clumps of toetoe.

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  2. Traditional Maori materialC1formal

    The leaves and stems of this grass were traditionally used by the Maori people for thatching roofs and making baskets.

    esToetoe (planta maorí)

    • The Maori used toetoe for thatching their whare (houses).
    • Baskets woven from toetoe were both functional and beautiful.
    • The roof was skillfully thatched with dried toetoe leaves.

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