Hemp (noun)

1. A tall, coarse plant that is related to the marijuana plant and is typically used for industrial purposes, such as making rope and textiles.
2. The fibers of this plant, which are used to make rope, textiles, and other products.

Origin:

Old english hemp, from proto-germanic *hanapiz (source also of dutch hennep, german hanf), from a celtic source (compare welsh cannau), from pie *kanap- (source also of sanskrit cannah, greek kannabis, latin cannabis).

Examples:

1. Hemp is a versatile crop that can be grown for food, fuel, and fiber.
2. Hemp rope is much stronger and more durable than traditional cotton rope.
3. The company produces a wide variety of hemp-based products, including clothing, paper, and building materials.
4. The plant is also used to make hemp oil, which is used in cosmetics and health supplements.
5. Hemp seed is a good source of protein, healthy fats, and other nutrients.