Meanings of amate in English

The artist works on amate paper, made from tree bark, and employs a variety of regular and irregular formats.

His paintings often featured amate, a pre-Hispanic paper made of tree bark, and elements of Oaxaca's heritage, which incorporates grasshoppers into everyday meals.

Three-time European light-heavyweight champion Joe Ward has admitted that a vacant space on his mantelpiece helped convince him to remain in the amate(...)

It amates me much, noble cousin, that thou leavest the court in this juncture.

4 That cheered his friends, and did his foes amate:

1 So him he held, and did through might amate:

5 But in the porch (that did them sore amate)

4 More luckless disadventures did amate: