cantala
- noun
- Philippine
- Farmers harvested cantala to supply the rope-making factories.
Examples
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The cantala is prized locally for its durable fiber used in industrial products.
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The cantala plant is known for its strong fibers.
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Unlike sisal, cantala thrives best in certain Philippine climates.
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I bought some cantala fibers for my project.
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Farmers harvested cantala to supply the factories that make strong ropes.
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The cantala plant is valued for its hard fibers that are used to create twine.
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Workers in the Philippines often use cantala fibers to produce durable ropes.
Synonyms
A plant from the Philippines with strong rough fibers used to make rope and twine
A Philippine plant with strong fibers used to make rope and twine
Compounds
- Specialized
A plant from the Philippines with strong rough fibers used to make rope and twine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cantala comes from a Philippine name for a kind of agave plant that gives long, strong fibers. So, cantala is the plant people use when they want fiber for rope and twine.