nappa
/ˈnæpə/; /ˈnæpɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A type of leather made from sheepskin, often used in upholstery and shoe manufacturing.
“The car’s interior was made of high-quality nappa leather.”
2. noun
The flesh or skin of a sheep, especially when used as food.
“The butcher sold nappa to make traditional Italian dishes.”
3. noun
A type of grass or sedge, particularly those of the genus Nassella.
“The meadow was filled with tall nappa grasses swaying in the wind.”