product
n. C / Un. something that is made or grown to be sold. It can also mean the result of a process or a calculation in math.
n. an article or substance manufactured or refined for sale; alternatively, the result of a mathematical multiplication or a chemical reaction.
The company launched a new product last month.
The local market sells a wide range of organic products grown by farmers in the valley.
While the marketing team focused on the physical product, the engineers were more concerned with the chemical byproducts generated during the manufacturing process.
From Middle English product, from Latin prōductus, perfect participle of prōdūcō, first attested in English in the mathematics sense.
Countable when referring to specific items for sale; uncountable when referring to a substance in bulk or the general output of a process.