madera

Meaning

1. (feminine) wood
2. (feminine) wooden plank, board
3. (feminine) makings

Concepts

wood

🪵

timber

lumber

tree

🌳

stick

bar

piece of wood

pole

rod

madeira

nature

stem

timberland

trunk

woodland

Madeira

antler

wood

🪵

antlers

balsa

block

board

chump

forest

grove

hardwood

Synonyms

palo

árbol

🌳

leño

leña

tallo

tronco

vara

barra

poste

trozo de madera

zoquete

trozo de hierro

vara larga

madera apalea

tronco de árbol

palo del huso

madera en general

arbol

leña

banco

🏦

bosque

lignina

naturaleza

talento

calaña

madera dura

madero

tarugo

Translations

legno

🪵

Holz

🪵

bois

🪵

madeira

🪵

hout

🪵

fusta

🪵

خشب

🪵

legname

odun

ξυλεία

lignum

ξύλο

fusta

lenha

Hyphenated as

ma‧de‧ra

Pronounced as (IPA)

/maˈdeɾa/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: madera

Inherited from Latin: māteria

Cognate with French: matière

Cognate with Italian: materia

Cognate with Portuguese: madeira

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish madera, from Latin māteria (compare French matière, Italian materia, Portuguese madeira), from māter (“source”, literally “mother”). Doublet of materia.

Sentences

El poder de este anillo no afecta la madera .

The power of this ring does not affect the wood.

Además , los pisos están hechos de paneles de madera .

In addition, the floors are made of wood panels.

Inicialmente , la torre del campanario era una estructura de madera al lado del edificio .

Initially, the bell tower was a wooden structure next to the building.

Los cuerpos de estas setas crecen en las ramas caídas y restos de madera .

The bodies of these mushrooms grow on fallen branches and remnants of wood.

La madera , en virtud de su veteado , es adecuada para la fabricación de muebles .

The wood, by virtue of its grain, is suitable for the manufacture of furniture.