cedarn
- adjective
- /ˈsiːdərn/
- Archaic
- He built a beautiful gazebo using cedarn timber in his backyard.
Examples
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The antique cabinet was crafted from cedarn panels.
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She admired the scent wafting from the cedarn chest in the hallway.
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Massive cedarn doors welcomed visitors to the old monastery.
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Wow, that cedarn cabinet looks amazing!
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The cedarn chest held many family treasures.
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The massive cedarn doors added a warm and rich atmosphere to the old monastery.
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The aromatic smell of freshly cut cedarn wood filled the workshop.
Synonyms
Having a warm, woody smell or taste like wood from a sweet-smelling tree
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cedarn comes from the tree name cedar plus the ending -n that means 'made of', like in wooden. So, cedarn means 'made of cedar wood', which helps explain the strong smell and long life of cedar furniture.