Stonemason (noun)

1. A person who cuts, shapes, and places stones for the construction of buildings, walls, bridges, and other structures.
2. A skilled tradesperson who works with stone, using it to build structures such as walls, bridges, and buildings.

Origin:

From the noun "stone" meaning "a solid piece of rock" + the noun "mason" meaning "a worker who builds or repairs structures made of stone, brick, or concrete.".

Examples:

1. The stonemason worked carefully, shaping each stone to fit the wall.
2. The stonemason's tools were simple, but his skill was unmatched.
3. The cathedral was built by stonemasons who carved intricate designs into the stone.
4. The stonemason's guild was a close-knit group, with each member proud of their trade.
5. The stonemason was hired to repair the damaged stone walls of the castle.