mahogany
nounmasculine/ˈmoɲu/low
mo·gno
Definition
A tropical tree (genus Swietenia) of the mahogany family, native to the Americas, whose wood is highly prized for its dark reddish color, density, and durability.
The antique desk was crafted from solid mahogany.
Mahogany is often used for high-quality furniture and musical instruments.
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Common collocations
mahogany woodmahogany furniture
Etymology
Do tupi 'mu'na' (árvore) ou 'moína'.