Definition

A type of plant that is grown mainly in warm areas, known for its strong leaves that can be used to make fibers for ropes and nets.

Example

The workers harvested cantala to produce durable twine for fishing nets.

Conversation

Have you ever heard of cantala?

No, what's that?

It's a type of agave used for making rope and twine.

That sounds interesting! I didn't know plants could be used like that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'cantala' originates from Spanish, meaning a type of song or chant. It is derived from the verb 'cantar', which means to sing.

Memory Tip

Think of the Spanish word 'cantar' which means to sing, and remember that 'cantala' refers to a type of song or chant.

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