Hazel (noun)

A tree or shrub that bears nuts and has leaves with a double serration, native to north temperate regions.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english hæsel, of germanic origin; related to german hasel.

Examples:

1. The forest was full of tall hazel trees.
2. She gathered hazelnuts from the ground beneath the hazel tree.
3. The hazel wood was used to make baskets and other items.
4. The hazel leaves turn a bright yellow in the autumn.
5. The hazel tree is a symbol of wisdom and inspiration in many cultures.