Ceibo or ceiba is the Hispanicized form of a word of Taíno origin; it may refer to:
Plants
Ceiba: a genus of large trees in the family Malvaceae, commonly known as "ceibas" or "ceibos" in many Hispano-American countries Ceiba pentandra: (also known as kapok), a large tropical tree often referred to as "ceiba" or "ceibo" in various Spanish-speaking regions Erythrina crista-galli: (also known as cockspur coral tree), a flowering tree native to South America and the national tree and flower of Argentina and Uruguay , the ceibo de Guayaquil or ceibo de costa, a species native to the dry equatorial forests of Ecuador and northern Peru Ceiba speciosa, the silk floss tree (formerly Chorisia speciosa), known as palo borracho Ceiba insignis, the white floss silk tree, found in southern Ecuador and Peru Ceiba chodatii, the specialized palo borracho of the Gran Chaco region (Argentina, Paraguay, and Bolivia) Pseudobombax septenatum, a tree known as ceibo barrigón due to its swollen trunk, found from Nicaragua to Brazil
Military Exercise Ceibo: a combined military manoeuvre and civil protection exercise performed periodically by the Argentine and Uruguayan air forces (and other branches) to strengthen regional cooperation and emergency response
Technology Ceibo, the manufacturer of Ceibo emulators
Astronomy Ceibo, the official name of star HD 63454