Mulberry (noun)

1. A small deciduous tree or shrub with broad leaves and edible fruit, which is usually black or dark purple when ripe.
2. A small tree or shrub with round, edible fruit that is typically black or dark purple when ripe.

Origin:

Old english morgenberie, from morgen- (probably meaning "black") + berie.

Examples:

1. They picked mulberries from the tree in the backyard.
2. The mulberry tree is known for its delicious fruit.
3. The leaves of the mulberry tree are used to feed silkworms.
4. The mulberry fruit is often used to make jams and jellies.
5. The mulberry tree is native to Asia but is also found in Europe and North America.