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Date: 1000-1100
Language: Old French
Origin: cedre, from Latin, from Greek kedros

cedar

 noun
     
Related topics: Plants, Industry
ce‧dar
1 [countable]HBP a large evergreen tree with leaves shaped like needles
2 also cedarwood [uncountable]TIHBP the hard red wood of the cedar tree, which smells pleasant
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