To be honest, without context arriving accurate and conscientious answer is not easy. I have to emphasize this because of the fact that you are presenting it in "adjective" form which is not a stand alone word. If it is "a woody area", "woody property" or "woody texture" then translation could be vastly easier. Nevertheless in the spirit of fellow language professional, it is a good thing to render som help. So here is a couple of answers. The first is "a lot of woods", the second "like wood". I wish you get some hint in your own language out of these.

Something made of wood. This is one of interpretations rather than a proper translation. Just an idea.