Sallow (adjective)

1. Having a yellowish or pale complexion, often indicating ill health or unhappiness.
2. Made of or resembling willow wood.

Origin:

The word "sallow" comes from the old english word "salu" meaning "yellow" or "pale". it has been in use since the early 14th century.

Examples:

1. He was tall and thin, with a sallow complexion and tired eyes.
2. She looked sallow and listless after her illness.
3. The sallow color of her skin indicated that she was not well.
4. The sallow branches of the willow tree rustled in the wind.
5. The sallow furniture in the room was made of willow wood.