Beehive (noun)

A structure in which bees live and store honey, typically made of wax and shaped like a rounded dome or cylinder.

Origin:

Of uncertain origin, possibly from old english 'bēo' meaning 'bee' and 'hǣfod' meaning 'head' or 'habitation'.

Examples:

1. The beehive was filled with hundreds of busy bees, flying in and out of the hive.
2. The beehive was carefully maintained by the beekeeper, who monitored the health of the bees and harvested their honey.
3. The beehive was one of several located in the apiary, a large area dedicated to beekeeping.
4. The beehive was a source of both honey and wax, which were used for food, medicine, and other purposes.
5. The beehive was considered to be a symbol of industry, cooperation, and hard work.