IPA: /triːn/
KK: /trin/
Items such as pots, plates, or utensils that are made from wood and used for cooking or eating.
The chef preferred using treen for serving the salad because it adds a rustic touch to the table.
The word 'treen' originates from Middle English 'treen', which is derived from Old English 'trēowen', meaning made of wood. It refers specifically to objects that are made from or resemble wood.
Think of the Old English word for wood ('trēowen') to remember that 'treen' means something made of wood.