Wigwam (noun)

A dwelling used by some Native American tribes, made of poles and covered with bark, skins, or mats.

Origin:

Derived from algonquian word "wi-kwami" which means "dwelling".

Examples:

1. The family lived in a wigwam.
2. The Native American tribe built a wigwam for their chief.
3. The wigwam was made of poles and covered with bark.
4. The children were fascinated by the wigwam at the museum.
5. The wigwam was a good shelter from the rain.