Tea (noun)

1. A beverage made by steeping leaves or buds of the tea plant in boiling water.
2. An evening meal or light refreshment, especially one served informally.
3. A variety of evergreen shrubs and trees, including the tea plant, used as a source of tea leaves.

Origin:

The word 'tea' originated from the min chinese word 't'e' which refers to the tea plant camellia sinensis or its dried leaves.

Examples:

1. She loves to drink a cup of tea every morning.
2. They had tea and cake at the park.
3. The tea plantations are grown in the rolling hills of Darjeeling.
4. The tea ceremony is a traditional custom in Japan.
5. Tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world after water.