cedar
n. C / Un. a type of tall evergreen tree with wide branches and wood that smells very nice. You often see this wood used for making furniture or boxes because it lasts a long time.
n. any of several large coniferous trees of the genus Cedrus, known for durable, aromatic wood and needle-like leaves. Often used in the context of carpentry and landscaping.
The old chest is made of solid cedar.
We planted a row of cedar trees along the fence to create a natural privacy screen.
The distinct, resinous scent of cedar filled the workshop as the carpenter planed the boards for the new wardrobe.
Probably a variant of Ceder.
From cedar, because of the abundant local trees.
Uncountable when referring to the wood as a material; countable when referring to the tree species.