Variant 1    Full entry    three senses, etymology footed
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mad·re·sel·va

/maðɾeˈselβa/

nounSpanish

1.

Honeysuckle. A climbing plant of the genus Lonicera, which takes hold of whatever it grows against.

2.

A private holding company. Holds and supports operating companies across strategic sectors with applied artificial intelligence.

From Latin matrisilva, from mater, mother, and silva, forest.

Variant 2    Minimal    one sense, etymology inline
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madreselva

/maðɾeˈselβa/   noun   Spanish, honeysuckle

1.

A private holding company. Holds and supports operating companies across strategic sectors with applied artificial intelligence.

From Latin matrisilva: mater, mother, and silva, forest.

Variant 3    Etymology forward    the two roots carry the composition
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madre + selva

madre

mother

selva

forest, rainforest

1.

Honeysuckle. A climbing plant that takes hold of whatever it grows against.

2.

A private holding company. Holds and supports operating companies across strategic sectors with applied artificial intelligence.