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coyol palm

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun coyol palm has 1 sense
  1. coyol, coyol palm, Acrocomia vinifera - tropical American palm having edible nuts and yielding a useful fiber
    --1 is a kind of feather palm
    --1 is a member of Acrocomia, genus Acrocomia

Definitions from the Web

Coyol Palm

The coyol palm is a species of palm tree native to Central and South America. It is known for its large size and versatility in various aspects of local culture.

Meaning and Uses

As a noun, a coyol palm refers to the tree itself, characterized by its tall trunk, fan-shaped leaves, and clusters of edible fruits. The wood from the trunk is often used in construction and furniture making.

Additionally, the term coyol palm can also refer to the fermented sap obtained from the tree. This sap is popular in many countries, used to make traditional alcoholic beverages, such as coyol wine and chicha. It can also be used to produce sugar and vinegar.

As an adjective, "coyol palm" describes anything related to or derived from the tree. For example, coyol palm leaves are often used in weaving crafts and thatched roofs.

Sample Sentences

  • The coyol palm is a common sight in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America.
  • Local artisans skillfully weave baskets using coyol palm leaves.
  • The villagers harvested the ripe coyol palm fruits to make a delicious beverage.
  • Traditional houses in the area are roofed with coyol palm thatch, perfectly suited for the hot climate.

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