Ramie (noun)

1. A tall perennial herb that is grown for its fibers, which are used to make textiles.
2. The fibers obtained from the plant which are used for making textiles and other products.

Origin:

The word ramie comes from the name of the plant, which is native to asia. it is a tall perennial herb that is grown for its fibers, which are used to make textiles.

Examples:

1. Ramie is considered one of the oldest cultivated fibers.
2. Ramie fibers are known for their strength and durability.
3. Ramie is used to make clothing, linens, and other household items.
4. Ramie is also used as a substitute for flax and hemp.
5. Ramie is a bast fiber, similar to linen and hemp.