cereza
noun
ce·re·za
səˈrāzə,
-āsə,
-re-
plural -s
1
in tropical America
a
: any of several plants having fruits resembling cherries (as Malpighia glabra, M. coccigera, and various species of Cordia)
b
: the fruit of these plants
2
in Mexico : capulin sense 1
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish, from Spanish, cherry, from Late Latin ceresia