Definition
Definition of fustic - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
temperate originDated European tree producing orange dyeDated
- The fustic in Europe is less common.
2.
rainforest originDated tropical American tree producing yellow dyeDated
- Fustic is often used in textile dyeing.
3.
dyesDated yellow dye from the wood of these treesDated
- The fabric was colored with fustic.
Images of fustic

tropical American tree producing yellow dye
Origin of fustic
French, fustet (a type of tree)
Examples of fustic in a sentence
The demand for fustic increased in the textile industry. The wood of fustic is highly valued. Fustic trees thrive in tropical climates. The artist preferred fustic for its vibrant hue. Fustic was used to achieve the desired shade of yellow.
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- French:arbre à teinture, bois de fustet, ...
- German:Fustikbaum, Fustik, ...
- Italian:maclura, fustic, ...
- Spanish:moral europeo, fustete, ...
- Portuguese:fustete, fustic, ...
- Chinese:黄檀树, 古黄栲, ...
- Japanese:フスティック, 黄檀, ...
- Arabic:فستق أصفر, فُسْتِك, ...
- Hebrew:עֵץ פוּסְטִיק, פוּסְטִיק, ...
- Russian:маклура, фустик, ...
- Ukrainian:фустик, фарбувальне дерево, ...
- Hindi:फस्टिक, रंगाई वृक्ष, ...
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