What is another word for common oak?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒmən ˈə͡ʊk] (IPA) 
The common oak, also known as the English oak, is a majestic tree that grows throughout Europe and Scotland. It is a popular species because of its durability and longevity that can live for over a thousand years. Synonyms for the common oak include the pedunculate oak, the roble oak, the sessile oak, and the Quercus robur. Pedunculate oak refers to the oak's fruit stem, which is longer than the fruit stem of the sessile oak. The roble oak is the Spanish name for the common oak, while sessile oak is a reference to its leaf stem. Regardless of its name, the common oak is an iconic tree in Europe, providing shelter, food, and beauty for centuries.
