cantala
- noun
- Philippine
- The ropes were made from cantala due to its strength and durability.
Examples
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Many artisans use cantala to create durable ropes.
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Many traditional Filipino crafts use cantala as a raw material.
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Demand for cantala increased as industries sought natural fibers for eco-friendly products.
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The cantala fibers are known for their strength.
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The ropes were made from cantala due to its strength and durability.
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Demand for cantala increased as industries sought natural fibers for eco-friendly products.
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Many traditional Filipino crafts use cantala as a raw material.
Synonyms
A strong rough plant fiber from the Philippines used to make rope and twine
A strong plant fiber from the Philippines used to make coarse rope and sacks
Compounds
- Specialized
A plant from the Philippines with strong rough fibers used to make rope and twine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cantala names the tough fiber taken from a Philippine agave plant, much like the better-known sisal. So, cantala means the strong plant fiber used to make coarse rope and twine.