Leather (noun)

1. A material made from the skin of an animal, typically a cow, by tanning it with chemicals and oils.
2. A garment or item made from this material.

Origin:

Old english lēther, of germanic origin; related to dutch leer and german leder, also to lithro.

Examples:

1. He wore a black leather jacket and boots.
2. The sofa was upholstered in soft, brown leather.
3. She made a handbag out of brightly colored leather.
4. Leather is a durable and long-lasting material for making shoes and clothing.
5. The company specializes in high-quality leather goods, such as wallets and belts.