jə̇|kēd.ə|bä, zhə̇|- noun
( -s )
Etymology: Portuguese jequitibá, from Tupi
1. : a So. American tree ( Cariniana legalis ) that yields a valuable hardwood similar to Colombian mahogany
2. : the wood of the jequitiba — called also Brazilian mahogany
jə̇|kēd.ə|bä, zhə̇|- noun
( -s )
Etymology: Portuguese jequitibá, from Tupi
1. : a So. American tree ( Cariniana legalis ) that yields a valuable hardwood similar to Colombian mahogany
2. : the wood of the jequitiba — called also Brazilian mahogany
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012