IPA: //ˈsiːdər//
KK: /ˈsidər/
A type of tall evergreen tree known for its stiff needles and large cones, often valued for its fragrant and durable wood.
The carpenter used cedar wood to build a beautiful chest.
Cedar → The word 'cedar' comes from the Latin 'cedrus', which is derived from the Greek 'kedros', meaning the cedar tree. The term refers specifically to this type of coniferous tree known for its aromatic wood and durability.
Think of the Greek word 'kedros' for cedar tree, which helps you remember that 'cedar' refers to this specific type of tree known for its fragrant wood.