Roble

/ˈroʊbleɪ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of tree known as oak, particularly the Quercus robur or other species of oak found in the Americas.

The strong, durable wood from the roble tree is highly prized for furniture making.

The wood derived from the roble tree, often used in construction and fine woodworking.

The cabinet was crafted from beautiful roble wood, showcasing its rich color and grain.

Any of several species of trees in the genus Quercus.

The park was filled with majestic roble trees, providing a perfect canopy for picnickers.

Spanish, from Latin 'quercus'

roble tree

A tree species known for its strong wood.

roble wood

Wood derived from robles, often used in construction.

oak

A hardwood tree known for its strength.

quercus

The genus of trees that includes oaks.

A term used among carpenters for a strong wood.

This cabinet is made of robles, so it should last a lifetime.