Arroxo

Arroxo is a term primarily used in certain regions of Galicia, Spain, referring to a patch of uncultivated land, often overgrown with vegetation. The term usually implies a small, abandoned, or neglected plot of land that is not currently being used for agricultural purposes. It can also refer to an area of dense brush or scrub. The specific characteristics associated with an arroxo can vary depending on the local geographical context, including the types of vegetation present, the soil composition, and the degree to which the land has been allowed to return to a natural state. In some contexts, the term might carry a slightly negative connotation, implying neglect or unproductive land use.