Linden (noun)

1. A type of deciduous tree native to Europe and North America, with heart-shaped leaves, fragrant flowers, and hard wood.
2. The wood of a linden tree, used for making furniture and carving.
3. A type of basswood tree in the Tilia genus, known for its large size, fast growth, and sweet-smelling flowers.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english lin(-d)en, of west germanic origin.

Examples:

1. The linden trees provided a lush canopy of shade for the park.
2. The linden wood was prized for its versatility and strength.
3. The linden tree was often used as a gathering place in traditional European villages.
4. The linden flowers were used to make a sweet tea that was believed to have medicinal properties.
5. The linden tree was a popular ornamental tree in gardens and parks due to its graceful form and attractive flowers.