Carpentry (noun)

The work or skill of a carpenter, which includes cutting, shaping and joining wood and other materials to construct or repair buildings and other structures.

Origin:

From the old french word carpenter, meaning a worker in wood, from carpentum, meaning wagon.

Examples:

1. He took a carpentry course to learn how to build his own furniture.
2. The carpentry work on the new house was completed on schedule.
3. Carpentry is a trade that requires both physical strength and precision.
4. The carpenter spent the whole day measuring and cutting wood for the new cabin.
5. The carpentry skills he learned from his father helped him make a living as a handyman.