Mason (noun)

1. A skilled worker in stone or brick, especially one who builds structures, walls, and arches.
2. A Freemason.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french maçon, from latin macion- "mason", from greek mēkhanē "mechanic", from mēkhanē "machine".

Examples:

1. The mason was hired to repair the wall.
2. He was initiated into the mason's guild.
3. The mason used a hammer and chisel to shape the stone.
4. The mason's work was admired for its intricate details.
5. The mason was renowned for his ability to lay bricks straight and true.