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You probably mean "AGAVE" (scientific name: "Agave sisalana" - basic for production of sisal ropes, for example -, "Agave tequilana" - for production of alcoholic beverage "tequila" -, and other species of agave too ("A. americana" / "A. attenuata" etc.).
NOTE that mezcal (from Náhuatl language "mexcalli" [ = cooked maguey ] or from "metl + ixcalli", also from Náhuatl, meaning the same) is the Mexican name of some
tequilas, originated from Mexican agaves (Mexico lies in North America!). However OTHER species of agaves do exist in South America, but they don´t serve to produce tequila or "mezcal", as in Oaxaca region of Mexico; these other are for sisal ropes and similar items or for ornaments, due to their beautiful and/or interesting leaves and/or flowers. AZTEC folks were from Mexico, having dominated large areas in Central America.
In Brazil it´s pronounced as if in English "ah-GAH-vee"; in Mexico, "ah-GAH-vea" ("ea" like in English "it", "this"; caps = stressed syllable).
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