Homonym: Etrog (Citron)
The Etrog is a citrus fruit, specifically a variety of citron, known for its unique shape and fragrance. It is typically yellow or green and has a bumpy skin. The Etrog is an important symbol in the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, where it is used alongside the Lulav, Hadassah, and Aravah in a ritual known as the "Four Species."
Traditionally, the Etrog is grown in Israel and is often considered a symbol of beauty and holiness. Its cultivation requires specific conditions, and it is often handpicked to ensure quality. The fruit is also appreciated for its aromatic zest and is sometimes used in cooking and baking.