Linen (noun)

1. A type of cloth that is made from the fibers of the flax plant.
2. Linen sheets and clothing are cool and absorbent.

Origin:

The word "linen" comes from the old english word "lin" which means flax.

Examples:

1. Sheets of linen are cool to the touch.
2. Linen is a popular choice for summer clothing.
3. Linen napkins are a must for any formal dinner party.
4. Linen is a durable and long-lasting fabric.
5. Linen is a luxury fabric and is more expensive than cotton.