noun
- Plural of canella; a tropical American tree (Canella winterana) or its aromatic bark used as a spice and in medicine.
Usage: Often used in botanical and culinary contexts; The bark is sometimes called 'false cinnamon' or 'wild cinnamon'
Examples
- The canellas trees grow abundantly in the Caribbean islands.
- Canellas bark has been used in traditional medicine for centuries.
- The spice merchant imported canellas from the West Indies.
- Canellas are valued for their warm, slightly peppery flavor.