Cypress (noun)

1. A type of evergreen tree with narrow, pointed leaves and wood that is durable and scented.
2. The wood of the cypress tree used for building or making furniture.

Origin:

Derived from the old french word 'cipres'.

Examples:

1. The cypress trees in the park are over 100 years old and have been protected as heritage trees.
2. Cypress wood is prized for its resistance to decay and insects, making it a popular material for outdoor furniture.
3. The cypress tree is a common symbol of strength, longevity, and stability.
4. The cypress tree is a protected species and illegal to harvest without a permit.
5. The cypress trees form a dense forest that provides habitat for various wildlife species.