DATIL


Meaning of DATIL in English

ˈdäˌtēl noun

( plural dati·les -äd. ə lˌās, -äd.ēˌlās)

Etymology: American Spanish dátil, from Spanish, date (fruit), from Catalan dàtil, from Latin dactylus — more at date

: any of several plants and their leaf fibers used for baskets or hats: as

a. : a So. American palm ( Cocos datil )

b. : a Mexican yucca ( Yucca australis )

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