At Caucagua, the natives call the tree that furnishes this nourishing juice, the milk-tree (arbol del leche).
Mauritia flexuosa), celebrated by Father Gumilla under the name of arbol de la vida, or tree of life.
Under the arbol de fuego in the center of the patio below three old crones had erected a small altar, and its guttering candles now threw splashes of gold up through the crimson dusk of the tree.
In the center rose a great arbol de fuego, "tree of fire," contrasting its flaming blossoms with the rich greens of palms and bananas.
Another remarkable tree seen in the tropics is the cow tree, the palo de vaca, or arbol de leche--the milk tree of the natives.
El Arbol de las Manitas (the tree of the small hands) was the most curious which we saw in the garden.
Sparke was lost in wonder over the famous Arbol Santo tree of Ferro, 'by the dropping whereof the inhabitants and cattle are satisfied with water, for other water they have none on the island.
But water is scarce, and the Arbol Santo, a sort of gigantic laurel standing alone on a rocky ledge, did actually supply two cisterns, one for men and the other for cattle.
There is a moss-hung cypress near one of the little lakes, called the Arbol de Moctezuma.
We were in the foot-hills of the Sierra de las Cruces, covered with a scant vegetation, various kinds of cactus, or an occasional arbol de Peru.
Amsterdam, in possession of the "Arbol de las Vidas" Theological Society.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "arbol" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
