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tussah

/ˈtʌs.ə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una polilla oriental cuya oruga produce un hilo de seda grueso y de color marrón, así como la seda o tela obtenida de ella.

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/ˈtʌs.ə/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una polilla oriental cuya oruga produce un hilo de seda grueso y de color marrón, así como la seda o tela obtenida de ella.

A noun referring to an oriental moth that produces brownish silk.

  1. Oriental mothC1formal

    A type of moth native to Asia, known for producing a coarse, brownish silk.

    esMariposa tussor

    • The tussah moth is found in various parts of India and China.
    • Tussah silk is often used in traditional textiles.
    • The tussah moth's cocoon yields a distinctive natural color.

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  2. Silk from tussah mothC1formal

    A type of silk produced by the tussah moth, typically brownish and less refined than mulberry silk.

    esSeda de tusá

    • Tussah silk is valued for its durability and natural texture.
    • The fabric was woven from tussah silk, giving it a rustic appearance.
    • Many artisans prefer tussah silk for its unique color and strength.

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