Roble

noun

1. Any of several oak trees, especially Quercus lobata of California, which has deeply lobed leaves and slender pointed acorns.
2. Any of several trees having hard durable wood similar to oak, especially the tropical American species Tabebuia rosea.
3. In California, one of the white oaks, Quercus lobata, also called weeping oak. It is a majestic tree with very widely spreading branches; its wood is of little value except for fuel.
4. In the West Indies, Platymiscium platystachyum and Catalpa longisiliqua, trees yielding ship-timber.
5. In Chili, a species of beech, Fagus obliqua, which affords a durable hard-wood building-material.