IPA: /ˈlɪbər/
KK: /ˈlɪbər/
The inner layer of bark from plants, which is found just beneath the outer bark and is often used to produce fibers.
The artisan used liber to create strong ropes from the plant's inner bark.
Liber → It comes from Latin 'liber' (meaning free). The word 'liber' refers to the state of being free or not enslaved.
Think of the Latin word for free — 'liber' — to remember that it signifies freedom.