quira
- noun
- Specialized
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madera de quira
- The furniture was crafted from solid quira, giving it a distinctive reddish hue.
Examples
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Many builders prize quira for its durability and weight in construction projects.
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They built the table from quira wood.
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Artisans often choose quira when they need wood that will last for generations.
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The carpenter prefers using quira for its durability.
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Artisans often choose quira when they need wood that will last for generations.
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Many builders prize quira for its durability and weight in construction projects.
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The furniture was crafted from solid quira, giving it a distinctive reddish hue.
Synonyms
A hard heavy reddish wood from a quira tree used to make strong furniture
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Etymology
The word quira also means the hard, heavy red 'wood' from that tree; think of it like mahogany, a long-lasting reddish wood used for furniture and building. That's why quira refers to the timber as well as the tree.