Meaning of majagua

majagua: MAJAGUA: Wood of Cuba, tough and leathery, greenish, with which are built Spears to the cavalry corps and the bast fibres are strings.; Any rope made of plant material, usually of the upper layers of the stems or bark, certain plants and trees.; majagua is incorrectly written, and should be written as "MAJAGUA" being its meaning: MAJAGUA: Stem of the PLATANOPor example, the trunk of the plant, which is called the stem, a raw material that will allow you to manufacture resistant cords can be removed.The stem is formed by a central yolk covered by leaves that surround it. Each leaf is a pod and can have 20 on each stem. They are the basis for the manufacture of rope. That rope is called majaguaSe used a lot within the rural sector to tie cakes, tamales, full. They used that name in Santa Marta, North coast of Colombia; kind of rope that is removed from the stem of banana and the peasants used to moor small boxes, sacks, etc.