etrog
- noun
- /ˈɛtrɒg/
- She admired the bright yellow etrog displayed at the market.
Examples
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The chef used slices of etrog to add a unique flavor to the dessert.
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An etrog tree can be grown in warm climates with plenty of sunlight.
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The etrog is a symbol of joy during the Sukkot festival.
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She bought an etrog from the local market.
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The chef used slices of etrog to add a unique flavor to the dessert.
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An etrog tree can be grown in warm climates with plenty of sunlight.
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She admired the bright yellow etrog displayed at the market.
Synonyms
A tree that grows fruits like oranges or lemons
A tree that grows juicy fruits like oranges, lemons, or limes
A small thorny evergreen tree that produces large lemonlike fruit with thick bumpy skin
Surface Forms
Etymology
Etrog comes from Hebrew etrog and probably from a Persian word like turunj, and it is related to the English word citron, which means 'fragrant citrus'. So an etrog is the large yellow citrus fruit often used in cooking or grown as a botanical specimen.