ethrog
/ˈɛθrɔɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A citron or citron-like fruit, particularly associated with Jewish ritual and used in the lulav of Sukkot.
“The etrog was carefully selected to be used in the synagogue’s Sukkot celebration.”
2. noun
A part of a plant, especially a shoot or bud, that grows from another plant part.
“The new etrog formed on the stem of the mature plant.”